EveundGerd
2015-05-15 23:14:00
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First of all, in turnkey house construction there is a selection of samples, often even a preliminary sampling. Admittedly, it is time-consuming, but especially in interior finishing it is worth dealing with the products more intensively. The internet offers a lot of information. The manufacturers provide product information.....
Problem: not every seal found on the market is trustworthy (see various organic labels in the food sector). A product can possibly be contaminated despite a seal. In the past, this was often the case especially in the organic sector.
Yes, you are right there.
However, then one would consistently have to question the materials of the furniture (e.g. couch or mattress), would also have to do without fleece wallpapers and also question curtains and much more.
In the end, personal preferences combined with the available budget decide.
Problem: not every seal found on the market is trustworthy (see various organic labels in the food sector). A product can possibly be contaminated despite a seal. In the past, this was often the case especially in the organic sector.
Regarding the EIFS ... here I would differentiate between ecological aspiration and the desire for the healthiest possible lifestyle. The former is difficult in our civilization, the latter can be done. And in my opinion, what you bring into (!) the house counts primarily.
Yes, you are right there.
However, then one would consistently have to question the materials of the furniture (e.g. couch or mattress), would also have to do without fleece wallpapers and also question curtains and much more.
In the end, personal preferences combined with the available budget decide.