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About Formaldehyde: Products that Depend on Formaldehyde in Their Manufacture
Without formaldehyde, it would be tough to find a lot of products consumers use every day.
Acrylic
Auto body molding
Boats
Bowling pins
Brake shoes
Buttons
Buses
Cars
Circuit boards
Computer chips
Door panels
Engineered lumber
Fertilizer
Film
Filtration
Flame-retardants
Furnaces
Furniture
Flooring
Golf Clubs
Ink
Kitchen cabinets
Lawn care products
Oil field equipment
Paint
Paper
Pharmaceuticals
Planes
Plastics
Plumbing fixtures
Plywood
Portable tools
Preservatives
Pressed wood furniture
Pressure gauge bodies
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Auto primer coating
Radiators
Radio & TV bases and housings
Rayon
Roofing
Sewing machine parts
Shampoo
Skis
Soap dispensers
Softwood plywood
Sporting goods
Stove & refrigerator hardware
Tennis rackets
Textile waterproofing
Tire rubber
Toilet seats
Toothpaste
Trains
Transmissions
TV, radio & stereo cabinets
Utensil handles
Vaccines
Vacuum cleaner parts
Valves and pipes
Water-softening chemicals
Wax & butcher wet strength paper
Wheat grains & agriculture seeds
Windows
Wood Panels
Wool
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