I bought a box of magic sponge, but found on the Internet that formaldehyde exceeds the standard, will it be toxic?

I bought a box of magic sponge, but found on the Internet that formaldehyde exceeds the standard, will it be toxic?

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In fact, the parameters of the magic nano sponge are in line with environmental standards, biodegradable dish sponge and can be used with confidence. Hence, formaldehyde can still be used. This is a bit like a new house decoration will release formaldehyde, and some homes last up to ten years.

The primary danger of formaldehyde lies in its potential for direct contact, ingestion, and inhalation. melamine foam bulk One key characteristic of this chemical is its solubility in water, with aqueous solutions containing up to 55% formaldehyde (often referred to as "formalin"). When using a nano-sponge to wash dishes, it is typically soaked in water beforehand - and given that these sponges have a pore structure of up to 95%, they readily absorb water. Therefore, even if there is some formaldehyde present in the sponge, it is easily washed away by the large amount of water used during dishwashing. Additionally, since formaldehyde dissipates rather quickly when not trapped in a confined space, there is no concern about it accumulating on surfaces. Some may worry about consuming trace amounts of formaldehyde from using magic cleaning sponges on dishes and cutlery. However, as long as the utensils are thoroughly rinsed with clean water and allowed to air dry after use, any residual formaldehyde will not pose a health risk. This is similar to using dishwashing detergent - even though it removes surface contaminants effectively, it is still necessary to rinse several times to eliminate any leftover chemical residue.

Is the use of nano-sponge magic wipes near us harmful to our health due to an increase in formaldehyde concentration in the air? bulk loofah 6 inch To find out, we conducted a simple experiment in a room with only one table. Firstly, we tested the air's formaldehyde concentration, followed by placing the nano-sponge wipe about 10cm away from the testing box and retesting for any changes. The results showed that even though formaldehyde content may be high when using a new wipe, once soaked in water and used, it does not significantly increase the levels of formaldehyde (0.03~0.05/m3).

Upon examination, we can conclude that while the nano-sponge does include formaldehyde, it falls within acceptable levels and poses no risk to human health. It would be inaccurate to claim that its formaldehyde release is inadequate. Indeed, many things contain formaldehyde and its effects largely depend on the amount present and whether it exceeds safety standards. To ensure maximum safety, we recommend opting for a compressed nano sponge with carefully regulated levels of formaldehyde. This is made possible through the use of premium clinker, a well-established compression process, and thorough removal procedures. The result is a high-density foam with no detectable scent, excellent flexibility, durability and cleaning capabilities thanks to advanced compression technology.