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Regarding the orange, the limonene in it reacts with the ozone in the air and makes formaldehyde, so it would be expected to register wouldn’t it ..tho not at a dangerous level I suppose. Interesting idea to use your nose, I like it! The only thing is we become immune to smells and only really notice changes, so you’d need to leave your room/house for a while and return. Not really a problem tho
Thanks for the info, I’m trying to find a good formaldehyde sensor / detector, and am buying a few to test, much like you did I guess.
How about those chemical test kit for formaldehyde? Are they accurate?