Formaldehyde testing is applicable to the following products: textiles (clothing fabrics, bedding, curtains, towels, tablecloths, etc.), leather products (clothing, shoe materials, gloves, etc.), wood products (wood-based panels, density boards, plywood, furniture, etc.), toys and children's products (plush toys, cloth books, textile components, etc.), paper products (wallpaper, tissue paper, packaging materials, etc.), coatings and adhesives, automotive interior materials (seat fabrics, steering wheel wraps, etc.), cosmetics (some countries restrict the amount of formaldehyde used as a preservative), and plastic enclosures of electrical and electronic products (in very rare cases). Formaldehyde in textiles mainly originates from resin finishing agents (such as non-iron finishing, shrink-proof and anti-wrinkle finishing), while formaldehyde in wood-based panels mainly originates from adhesives.