Since the beginning of the spring, many children's furniture vendors have begun to carry out spring sales activities. According to a survey conducted by the editor, many merchants carrying out promotional activities have serious safety hazards. Here, I remind everyone to be cautious when buying these cheap products.

 

It is understood that many parents and friends choose children's furniture products mainly based on the color and style of the furniture, thinking that as long as the furniture is good-looking, it ignores the safety of the children's furniture itself. There are also a small number of parents who are concerned about whether the formaldehyde content of the furniture exceeds the standard. Maybe because everyone often sees the relationship between formaldehyde exceeding the standard in major media and some articles, many parents only know to pay attention to the problem of formaldehyde. In fact, there are heavy metals such as lead and cadmium that seriously endanger children's health. In addition, there are also serious inconsistencies in the "new national standard" of the furniture itself that need to be paid attention to.

 

The editor learned from dozens of children's furniture brand stores in Dongguan that, at present, except for a few informal children's furniture manufacturers, most businesses can provide qualified test reports for children's furniture. However, many businesses that can provide qualified test reports only test the formaldehyde content and fail to conduct more detailed tests on items that exceed the standard for heavy metals. If the heavy metal content is neglected in this way, in fact, the children's furniture will have a great impact on the child, and it will cause some serious diseases and serious damage to the child's health. In addition, the safety performance of many children's furniture is not optimistic. The editor sees that some furniture has very prominent and sharp edges and corners, and lacks the necessary protection measures for children. Some furniture has an automatic folding function, but there are few fixing screws. Once you squeeze it hard, you may be injured. Some children's furniture even smells peculiar, which is obviously unqualified paint.

 

The above problems show that there are still big problems with children's furniture products on the market, and parents should not blindly choose furniture products. When purchasing children's furniture, parents need to have relevant identification capabilities. They really can't identify them, so they can find some assured brands to buy directly. In the current situation of such advanced information sharing, I believe that all parents and friends can find suitable and assured products. The best way to buy children’s furniture is to follow: look, listen, and smell. “Looking” means looking at the product’s style, edges and corners and safety; “listening” means listening to others’ opinions and reading shared information; “smelling” That is to smell.