While seasonal home renovations offer many benefits, how can the risk of formaldehyde be mitigated?

Springtime home renovation has many advantages

The apricot blossoms, glistening with rain, threatened to dampen my clothes.

Spring breezes are gentle on the willows.

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Springtime's moderate temperatures and climate

It offers many advantages for home renovation.

Relatively suitable temperature and humidity

It provided a good external environment for construction.

Good paint adhesion and low moisture content of the board.

Arrangement of construction procedures

And the quality control is very user-friendly.

The workers are highly efficient and produce excellent renovation results.

It can greatly shorten the construction period and save construction costs.

However, after the renovation was completed

The homeowners will soon face another thorny problem.

-The problem of controlling harmful substances such as formaldehyde produced during home renovation

Most homeowners will opt for static ventilation.

To deal with indoor formaldehyde pollution

It may have some effect in the short term.

However, this cannot fundamentally solve the problem.

The hidden dangers of long-term cumulative formaldehyde release

A persistent problem in new home renovations – formaldehyde pollution

Formaldehyde, an unavoidable pollutant in new home renovations, has a wide range of sources. Not only do various types of engineered wood products, paints, and wallpapers used during the renovation process produce formaldehyde, but also various types of engineered wood furniture, flooring, and even fabrics such as carpets and curtains that are brought in after the renovation is completed are important sources of formaldehyde.

In addition, another important characteristic of indoor formaldehyde pollution is that its volatilization is greatly affected by ambient temperature and has a long release cycle, ranging from 3 years to more than 15 years, making it difficult to detect.

To remove formaldehyde, people have tried all sorts of methods, such as using activated carbon and diatomaceous earth to absorb it, using formaldehyde air purifiers, green plants, and even orange peels, but most of them only treat the symptoms and not the root cause, and some even make things worse.

To completely eliminate formaldehyde and other indoor air pollution from renovations, we need to address the problem at its source and take preventative measures. Choosing building materials with low formaldehyde content or those capable of decomposing formaldehyde is an effective way to mitigate the harm caused by formaldehyde.

JESBO Formaldehyde-Removing Gypsum Board Series is specially designed for formaldehyde purification.

Jason's Formaldehyde-Removing Gypsum Board series is a proactive formaldehyde removal solution launched by Jason to address indoor decoration pollution. It represents a new force in environmental protection, adhering to EU standards. The product utilizes Jason's proprietary gypsum board core material technology containing adsorption factors, efficiently adsorbing free formaldehyde. Its advanced formaldehyde capture formula continuously converts formaldehyde into non-toxic and harmless inert carbohydrates, completely eliminating the risk of secondary formaldehyde pollution. Based on formaldehyde decomposition, triple purification, and multi-effect integration, it safely purifies the air and continuously protects the health of your family.

Professional testing and comparative experiments, as well as test reports from authoritative institutions, show that the Jieshibo formaldehyde-removing gypsum board series products have a 24-hour formaldehyde purification efficiency of up to 90% and a 5-day purification continuous efficiency of up to 80%, which can effectively address the hidden and persistent problems of formaldehyde pollution in indoor decoration.

Meanwhile, the Jieshibo formaldehyde-free gypsum board series has passed both EU CE certification and China's Environmental Ten-Ring certification, solving the persistent problem of formaldehyde pollution in indoor decoration from the source. It is the preferred environmentally friendly board material for many high-end home decoration users.