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Due to the lack of corresponding standards, some children's furniture on the market is produced with adult standards, which not only has poor safety performance but also exceeds the control amount of toxic and hazardous substances, which seriously affects children's health. In this regard, Li Longping, one of the experts who participated in the drafting of the country's first "General Technical Conditions for Children's Furniture" standard-Chengdu Quality Inspection Institute, revealed that the standard will be released next year, and the chaos in the children's furniture industry will be changed.
What are the hazards of toxic and hazardous substances in children's homes?
In an interview with reporters, Professor Zhu of West China Hospital said that if the content of some volatile toxic substances in children's furniture exceeds the standard, it will cause pollution to indoor air and children's respiratory tract will be seriously damaged, causing them to suffer from tracheitis , Bronchitis and other respiratory diseases.
Wooden furniture will produce many highly toxic substances in the production process, and the heavy metal content of inferior paint is higher. At a distance of 1 meter from the ground, the concentration of lead in the air is 16 times that at 1.5 meters, and the height of children is just within this range.
Infants and young children often touch furniture with their hands, and can easily ingest a large amount of lead when sucking their fingers, and the absorption rate of lead by infants and young children themselves is very high, about 5 times that of adults. When lead enters the body, it can damage the nervous system, digestive system, and blood system. Lead poisoning can also seriously damage the liver. What's more serious is that the lead that enters the human body is difficult to be discharged.
10 kinds of substances such as formaldehyde and soluble heavy metals are clearly limited
Yesterday, the reporter learned from the Chengdu Municipal Quality Inspection Institute that the expert Li Longping of this institute went to Shenzhen on behalf of the Municipal Quality Inspection Institute to participate in the formulation of the "General Technical Conditions for Children's Furniture" standard. This standard is the first national compulsory standard for children's furniture in China and is currently in the final revision period. It is expected to be formulated and implemented in 2011.
Li Longping said that "General Technical Conditions for Children's Furniture" made it clear for the first time that children's furniture should be suitable for children aged 3 to 14, and the standard includes nine parts including the limit of toxic and hazardous substances and the use of safety warning signs.
Li Longping introduced that in addition to the detailed and clear regulations on the sharp corners, protruding parts, holes, gap size and stability performance of children's furniture, the standard has more strict restrictions on the control of toxic and hazardous substances. The limit of toxic and harmful substances is mainly for 10 types of formaldehyde and soluble heavy metals, which are similar to the relevant requirements of children's toys.
In addition, the standard also sets specific requirements for the dyes and PH values ​​of some upholstered furniture.
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Due to the lack of corresponding standards, some children's furniture on the market is produced with adult standards, which not only has poor safety performance but also exceeds the control amount of toxic and hazardous substances, which seriously affects children's health. In this regard, Li Longping, one of the experts who participated in the drafting of the country's first "General Technical Conditions for Children's Furniture" standard-Chengdu Quality Inspection Institute, revealed that the standard will be released next year, and the chaos in the children's furniture industry will be changed.