Formaldehyde contained in textile products

Some clothing items are processed using chemicals to prevent wrinkles and shrinkage. Formaldehyde (formalin) may be detected in some form of processing agents commonly used in these.
Formaldehyde is a highly irritating substance and can cause allergies.
Contacting fiber products with high concentrations of formaldehyde can cause skin disorders such as rashes and allergies.

In the case of a baby, it is more sensitive to the skin than an adult, and it licks clothes, so it may enter the body through the mouth.
For this reason, the standards for infant textile products under 2 years old are stricter than other textile products.
Formaldehyde is easily soluble in water, so wash your baby's clothing before using it.
In addition, formaldehyde has the property of being easily absorbed into clothing.
Formaldehyde is contained in plywood adhesives such as furniture and cigarette smoke, so be careful when storing clothes and ventilating rooms.