When decorating new homes, many families choose brightly colored paints in order to achieve a satisfactory decoration effect. However, such paints often hide health risks.

It is understood that lead-containing paint is mainly caused by lead compounds contained in paint pigments, such as yellow lead, red lead and lead white. Because it keeps paint colors bright for a long time, the more brightly colored the paint, the more likely it is to contain large amounts of lead. It is understood that in a test conducted by relevant agencies, among 23 samples of lead-containing paint, orange paint had the highest lead content, followed by yellow, green, brown, etc.

Experts said that once the lead in paint enters the human body through the respiratory tract, digestive tract, skin and other channels, it will continue to accumulate in the blood, causing anemia, memory loss, high blood pressure, joint pain and other toxic reactions. It has been determined that a paint chip the size of a fingernail contains 50 milligrams of lead.

Some studies have found that infants and young children are the main victims of lead pollution. According to a survey by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, one-third of children in my country still consume excessive amounts of lead, and contamination from home decoration items is the most common source of lead pollution for children. Surveys show that at 1 meter above the ground, the lead concentration in the air is 16 times that at 1.5 meters, and children's heights are exactly within this range; infants and young children often touch the wall with their hands, and they have the habit of sucking their thumbs, which makes them prone to Ingesting large amounts of lead. In addition, the lead absorption rate of infants and young children is as high as 53, which is about 5 times that of adults.

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