When we put the sofa in the living room at home, we suggest putting the sofa five centimeters away from the wall. In the process of sofa making, wood and the like need to be glued together, and some wood may be made of glue and sawdust. These things will release formaldehyde into the air, affect the human respiratory system, and may also cause harm to infants. People spend more than three hours on the sofa every day. If the sofa is back to the wall, it is not conducive to the release of harmful substances.
The walls at home may regain moisture, especially in rainy season, and small water droplets will seep from the walls. Don't cling to the wall when placing the sofa. After the steam flows to the sofa, it will be difficult to dry for a long time, which is likely to make the fabric moldy. Moreover, the wood on the sofa will regain moisture, which will seriously affect the life of the sofa.
In some families, geckos and spiders can often be seen on the walls. If the sofa is close to the wall, these crawling insects and lizards will climb from the wall to the sofa in the dead of night. In the meantime, germs, feces, etc. It may be excreted on the sofa, causing pollution to the environment where human beings live. Putting the sofa about five centimeters away from the wall can reduce the number of times these reptiles and lizards enter the human living environment, thus ensuring human health.
So, do you know any furniture that can't stand against the wall?