Mattress avoids contamination of fabrics and fillings

Misunderstanding: Many consumers take it for granted that mattresses are made of fabrics, springs, sponges, etc. There is no pollution problem, and even if there is pollution, it can be ignored.
Correct answer: The problem of excessive formaldehyde in soft spring mattresses often occurs in the bedding materials. In order to save costs, manufacturers use cloth and sponges with excessive formaldehyde in the bedding materials, and the formaldehyde is easily decomposed.