人民网北京12月12日电 （记者郝帅）据中国消费者协会官网消息，近年来，不少年轻消费者喜欢 亲手制作滴胶摆件、流沙麻将等手作玩具，这一创意潮流丰富了业余生活，也展现出大家的动手热情。 然而，部分消费者投诉中反映在使用UV胶、有机玻璃、色素等原料进行手工制作时，出现了皮肤发 痒、喉咙不适、头晕等症状，这背后很可能与材料中甲醛等有害物质超标有关。为了保障消费者健康安 全，中国消费者协会提醒广大手工爱好者，尤其是喜爱DIY潮玩的消费者注意以下几点。 一、认识甲醛的危害 1、认清原料来源与用途：尽量选择明确标注为"手工专用""安全环保""符合民用标准"的材料，避 免购买来历不明、标识不全的工业级原料。 2、操作时做好个人防护：使用胶类、树脂等材料时，应佩戴一次性手套、防护口罩，确保操作空 间通风良好，有条件者可配备空气净化器。 3、儿童孕妇避免直接接触：不宜让儿童独立操作可能释放有害气体的手工材料，孕妇及敏感人群 应尽量减少接触。 4、留意身体反应：制作过程中若出现皮肤红肿、眼鼻不适、头晕恶心等症状，应立即停止使用， 开窗通风，必要时就医检查。 5、保留凭证，依法维权：购买材料时注意索要票据，如因产品质量问题导致身体 ...

Core Insights - There is a growing trend among young consumers to engage in DIY projects using materials like UV glue and organic glass, but health complaints have arisen due to potential harmful substances in these materials [1][2] - The China Consumer Association has issued a warning regarding the use of industrial-grade materials in home crafting, which may contain excessive levels of formaldehyde and other volatile organic compounds [1] Group 1: Health Risks - Consumers have reported symptoms such as skin itching, throat discomfort, and dizziness when using certain DIY materials, likely due to the presence of harmful substances like formaldehyde [1] - Formaldehyde exposure can lead to serious health issues, including respiratory and neurological damage, and may increase cancer risk, particularly in poorly ventilated spaces [1] Group 2: Consumer Guidance - The packaging of industrial materials often lacks comprehensive usage instructions and safety warnings, leading to improper use by consumers who may not take necessary precautions [2] - Consumers are advised to select materials labeled as "handmade use," "safe and environmentally friendly," and "compliant with civilian standards" to mitigate health risks [2] - Personal protective measures, such as wearing gloves and masks, and ensuring good ventilation during crafting, are recommended to reduce exposure to harmful substances [2]

中消协介绍，部分工业原料通过电商平台、小商品市场等渠道流入普通消费者手中，包装上可能缺 乏完整的使用说明、成分标识和安全警示。很多爱好者仅凭网络教程操作，并未佩戴手套、口罩，也没 有在通风环境下进行作业，带来健康隐患。 中消协建议，消费者尽量选择明确标注为"手工专用""安全环保""符合民用标准"的材料，避免购买 来历不明、标识不全的工业级原料。操作时应做好个人防护，不宜让儿童独立操作，孕妇及敏感人群应 尽量减少接触。 新华社北京12月8日电（记者赵文君）中国消费者协会8日发布消费提示，部分手作玩具材料可能甲 醛超标，消费者要加强安全防护意识。 据介绍，不少年轻消费者喜欢亲手制作滴胶摆件、流沙麻将等手作玩具，然而部分消费者投诉反 映，在使用UV胶、有机玻璃等原料进行手工制作时，出现了皮肤发痒、喉咙不适、头晕等症状，这很 可能与材料中甲醛等有害物质超标有关。部分手作玩具使用的原材料原本属于工业用途，例如某些UV 胶、树脂、有机玻璃等，可能含有甲醛、苯系物等挥发性有害物质，若未经安全处理就直接用于日常生 活手作，容易造成有害物质在居室内释放，危害身体健康。 【纠错】 【责任编辑:刘阳】 ...

Core Viewpoint - The China Consumers Association warns about the potential health risks associated with DIY toys made from industrial materials that may contain high levels of formaldehyde and other harmful substances, urging consumers to be cautious when engaging in handmade projects [1]. Group 1: Health Risks of Formaldehyde - Formaldehyde is a common toxic volatile organic compound that can cause symptoms such as eye irritation, throat discomfort, skin allergies, and respiratory issues when exposed to high concentrations [2]. - Long-term exposure to formaldehyde can lead to damage to the respiratory and nervous systems and may increase cancer risk, particularly affecting children, pregnant women, and sensitive individuals [2]. Group 2: Industrial Materials and Safety Concerns - Many materials used by DIY enthusiasts, such as certain UV glues, resins, and acrylics, are originally intended for industrial use and require strict safety controls during production [3]. - These industrial materials may contain volatile harmful substances like formaldehyde and benzene, and using them without proper safety measures can release these toxins into living spaces, posing health risks [3]. Group 3: Consumer Awareness and Precautions - Consumers are advised to choose materials clearly labeled as "handmade," "safe and environmentally friendly," or "meeting civilian standards" to avoid industrial-grade materials that lack proper labeling [5]. - When using glues and resins, it is essential to wear disposable gloves and masks, ensure good ventilation, and consider using air purifiers if possible [6]. - Children should not independently handle materials that may release harmful gases, and pregnant women and sensitive individuals should minimize their exposure [7]. Group 4: Monitoring Health and Legal Rights - Individuals should pay attention to their physical reactions during the crafting process; symptoms like skin irritation, eye discomfort, or dizziness should prompt immediate cessation of use and ventilation of the area [9]. - It is important to keep purchase receipts, as consumers can report health issues caused by product quality to relevant authorities or consumer associations [10].

Core Viewpoint - The rise of DIY crafts among young consumers has led to health concerns due to the use of industrial materials that may contain harmful substances like formaldehyde, prompting the China Consumers Association to issue safety reminders for DIY enthusiasts [1] Group 1: Understanding the Hazards of Formaldehyde - Formaldehyde is a common toxic volatile organic compound that can cause symptoms such as eye irritation, throat discomfort, skin allergies, and respiratory issues when exposed to high concentrations [2] - Long-term exposure may lead to damage to the respiratory and nervous systems and increase cancer risk, particularly affecting children, pregnant women, and sensitive individuals [2] Group 2: Industrial Materials in DIY Crafts - Many DIY enthusiasts use materials originally intended for industrial purposes, such as certain UV glues, resins, and acrylics, which require strict safety controls during production [3] - These industrial materials may contain harmful volatile substances like formaldehyde and benzene, and using them without proper safety measures can release these toxins into living spaces [3] Group 3: Safety Awareness and Precautions - The availability of industrial materials through e-commerce and markets often lacks proper usage instructions, ingredient labeling, and safety warnings [4] - Many DIY enthusiasts operate without protective gear and in poorly ventilated areas, transferring professional risks into home environments, which poses health hazards [4] Group 4: Consumer Recommendations - Consumers should choose materials clearly labeled as "handcraft specific," "safe and environmentally friendly," and "meeting civilian standards" to avoid industrial-grade materials [5] - Personal protective measures should be taken, such as wearing gloves and masks, ensuring good ventilation, and using air purifiers when working with glues and resins [5] - Children and pregnant women should avoid direct contact with potentially harmful materials, and any adverse health reactions should prompt immediate cessation of use and medical consultation [5] - Consumers are advised to keep purchase receipts and report any health issues caused by product quality to relevant authorities or consumer associations [5]