Guide for the use of super oxygen formaldehyde purifier
Guide for the use of super oxygen formaldehyde purifier
Super oxygen formaldehyde purifier
The super oxygen formaldehyde purifier is the latest black technology on the market. It quickly decomposes formaldehyde through super oxygen molecules and completely removes formaldehyde. In addition to removing formaldehyde, it can also kill more than 99% of the common germs on the market. In addition to staying in new houses, opening Outside the new car, it can also be used to remove second-hand smoke and keep fresh in the refrigerator. It has no secondary pollution and no consumables. It is very economical and practical.
Operation Guidelines for Super Oxygen Formaldehyde Purifier
1: Regardless of the premise of coexistence of man and machine, when removing formaldehyde, the higher the solubility of super oxygen, the better, and the higher the concentration, the faster the treatment of formaldehyde.
2: In the super-oxygen formaldehyde purifier with a concentration of 500mg or more, when handling formaldehyde, humans and animals should leave the killing place as far as possible.
3: Before killing, close the doors and windows, start the machine, people and animals leave, try to use a high-power fan to cause rapid air flow to facilitate the removal of formaldehyde; after killing, close the machine and open the window for ventilation for 20 minutes before people and animals enter.
4: The new house has just been renovated. It is recommended to use a super oxygen formaldehyde purifier to remove formaldehyde for more than 2 hours a day 10 days before check-in, and remove formaldehyde for more than 1 hour each time after check-in (humans and animals try their best to remove formaldehyde) If it is inconvenient for people and animals to leave, it is recommended to open the window when killing. After moving in for 1 year, remove the formaldehyde for more than 1 hour once a week until the formaldehyde is eradicated (Remarks: wood for decoration, floor, etc.) The formaldehyde emitted by tiles, paints, etc. generally takes 3 to 15 years to evaporate.
