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    雕庄青龙茶山红梅天之尚甲醛检测装修的房子多久可以入住？房子装修后的污染，研究表明，新装修和新购置家具的房子主要存在甲醛、苯、氨气、挥发性有机物、放射性氡等五项主要污染物，不适当控制会危害人体。此外，装修污染物的释放周期达到3-15年。据了解，装修污染物的危害主要体现在以下几个方面：一是造成人体免疫功能异常、肝损伤及神经中枢受影响；二是对眼、鼻、喉、上呼吸道和皮肤造成伤害；三是引起慢性健康伤害，缩短人的寿命；四是严重的可引起致癌、胎儿畸形、妇女不孕症等；五是对小孩的正常生长发育影响很大，导致白血病、记忆力下降、生长迟缓等；六是侵害女性的容颜肌肤。由于甲醛对皮肤黏膜有强烈的刺激作用，接触后会使皮肤变皱，汗液分泌减少，会阻碍毛孔内脏物的排出和人体的新陈代谢。所以，必须综合治理，通过治理使室内空气污染得到控制后才能入住；如果超标达到4倍以上、甚至10来倍，那么，危害就更大，人在这样的环境中，无疑是进入了室……

    雕庄青龙茶山红梅天之尚甲醛检测新装修房子多久可以入住？特别是孕妇不能马上入住，有*的几率导致胎儿流产，畸形，发育障碍。68%的胎儿畸形是由居室甲醛严重超标造成的，90%的白血病患儿家中近期装修过。不但对孕妇，新装修的房子超标严重，对成人身体健康也能造成威胁，室内空气污染是直接危害健康和生命的杀手，随着人们环保意识的不断增强，房子装修后多久入住比较好一直是买房者关注的焦点。

    雕庄青龙茶山红梅天之尚甲醛检测装修过程中使用的各种人造板、涂料、乳胶等材料和家具都含有有毒、有害气体。有家装就存在装修污染，不管是绿色建材还是环保建材，在制作过程中都需要用氨、苯等化学剂来进行处理，新装完的房子中不仅只有甲醛污染，还会有苯、氡、氨等挥发性有机化合物以及有害气体、病菌、烟尘。装修好后，如果室内主要污染物不超标，室内保持3个月的良好通风状态，让其他挥发的有害气体尽快释放，然后就可以搬进新家了。但如果甲醛超标需要放置3－15年，苯系物超标需要1年

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Radon is a radioactive inert gas, which is colorless and tasess. After the formation of radon in cement, sand and brick, part of it will be released into the air, which will form radiation after inhaling the human body and destroy cell structural molecules. The alpha ray of radon will cause cancer. Radon is one of the 19 carcinogenic factors identified by WHO, which is only inferior to smoking.