What should I do if the air smells bad and contains formaldehyde after decoration?

Stylish and silent home air purifier humidifier
In the coming months of summer, it is the prime time for renovation. However, after the renovation, formaldehyde in the decoration materials and new furniture in the house, as well as invisible pollutants emitted by air conditioners, dryers, etc., will cause indoor air quality problems. A sharp decline. Especially with the arrival of the peak period of wildfires, the impact on air quality is even worse. Generally speaking, it increases the concentration of harmful pollutants indoors. Sometimes the indoor PM2.5 value will rise to more than 100+, thus invisibly affecting human health. At the same time, the dryness of the air makes the humidifier one of the necessary appliances in the house. However, with the increase in demand, there are a dazzling array of electrical appliances in the home, and if you are not careful, your home will look messy.

This product that combines an air purifier with a humidifier has become one of the current fashion choices. It not only helps relieve the "sick home syndrome", but its sophisticated appearance design also helps relieve sensory stress.

1. Blue Air Classic

Sweden's Blueair understands the inherent problem with a large number of air purifiers: they're bulky and often an eyesore. While Blueair has a well-designed neutral look, their understated yet smart industrial design range is among the best in its class. Their classic series has received a series of upgrades, including Wi-Fi and smart app/air sensor connectivity, 20% more air filtration, a sleeker look, and a combination of electrostatic and mechanical HEPA styles for even better filtration. Quiet. The Classic Series comes in 205, 405, 505 and 605 models – each varying in room area coverage from 280 to 775 square feet.

2. Blueair Blue

When I first saw this colorful air purifier, I thought it was stationery brand Poppin inexplicably joining the air purifier category. Instead, these appear to be some of the most interesting pieces of Swedish design, drawing inspiration from the pastel designs of previous manufacturers. It is designed to take in air 360 degrees from the lower half, and its internal filtration uses granular and carbon membranes, allowing for 24-hour use and a lifespan of up to 6 months (equivalent to 4,380 hours). Each model can be customized to suit personal preferences and home décor, and features replaceable front filter covers available in five colors.

3. Alen BreatheSmart FLEX

This model reminds me of the many beautifully designed air purifiers in Asia today, where air filtration is a necessity in homes and offices in densely populated cities, and a slim, space-saving design is a prerequisite. Available in 14 colors, BreatheSmart FLEX removes 99% of particles larger than 0.3 microns from four HEPA filters optimized for specific filtration.