When faced with choices in home renovation, choosing environmentally friendly building materials is always a safe bet.

When buying lottery tickets, we always harbor the hope of "maybe I'll win" and the doubt of "how could it possibly be me?"; when we see a handsome man/beautiful woman staring at us, we might think, "Could he/she have fallen in love with me at first sight?" and then question, "Does love at first sight even exist?" Humans are sometimes truly contradictory and hesitant. For example, we might believe in the saying "spare the rod and spoil the child" but worry that it's a form of domestic violence; we might long to enter a lavishly decorated store but fear that our meager wallet won't be able to afford anything; we might worry that online shopping won't suit our needs, while buying in a store might lead to being ripped off.

Home renovation is a real headache because every stage involves making numerous choices. Usually, there's no right or wrong, only what's suitable or unsuitable. However, when it comes to environmentally friendly renovations, everyone is on the same page, saying NO to indoor pollution.

Wood-based panels play a crucial role in home renovation, but they contain formaldehyde. While formaldehyde isn't as carcinogenic as some online reports suggest, it is still a form of indoor pollution that can remain dormant for over 10 years. If formaldehyde levels are kept within regulated limits, there's little to worry about. However, if the concentration exceeds these limits, it will inevitably cause various health problems.

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

Secondly, for small apartments, a minimalist decorating style is recommended to prevent excessive use of wood-based panels from causing cumulative pollution. Just as it's said that you shouldn't eat too much delicious food to avoid burdening your digestive system, the same applies to interior design; using an appropriate amount of wood-based panels is essential for maintaining a healthy indoor environment.