When choosing a decoration option, you won't go wrong by choosing environmentally friendly panels

When buying lottery tickets, we often harbor the hope of "maybe I'll win" and the denial of "how could it possibly be my turn?" When we see a handsome or beautiful person staring at us, we might wonder, "Could he or she be in love at first sight?" and wonder, "Is there even such a thing as love at first sight?" People can be truly conflicted and hesitant. For example, we might believe in raising our children through the saying, "A good son is born under the fist," but we worry it's a form of domestic violence. We might long to visit a fancy store but fear our limited budget will prevent us from purchasing anything. We might worry that the items we buy online won't fit, and we might be ripped off by the store owner when we buy in-store.

Renovation is even more troublesome, because every step of the renovation process requires many choices. Usually, there is no right or wrong, only suitable or not. However, when it comes to environmentally friendly renovation, everyone stands on the same front and says no to renovation pollution.

Wood panels play an important role in home decoration, but they contain formaldehyde. While formaldehyde isn't as serious as the carcinogenic claims circulating online, it's still a form of decoration pollution and can remain latent for over 10 years. If formaldehyde levels are kept within the specified range, there's no need to worry. However, if the formaldehyde concentration exceeds the specified range, it can cause a lot of discomfort to the human body.

Therefore, when choosing boards, you must choose boards with a higher environmental protection grade, such as E0-grade boards, formaldehyde-free boards, 360° formaldehyde-removing boards, etc.

Secondly, it is recommended that small apartments be decorated in a simple style to prevent excessive use of board materials, which may cause pollution. It is said that people should not eat too much delicious food to avoid burdening the stomach and intestines. The same is true for decoration. A moderate amount of board materials can better maintain a healthy indoor environment.