Recently, the excessive lead precipitation of the faucet has caused widespread concern among consumers, and the lead-free faucet has become the "darling" of the market. In fact, the faucet is not only lead-free, but also needs attention in other aspects. What consumers need is not a gimmick, but an environmentally friendly product that can be safely used. Throughout the current home market, zero formaldehyde furniture, self-cleaning toilets, antibacterial tiles and other concepts have earned the attention of consumers. It seems that a product that does not wear an environmentally friendly hat is incompatible with this era. However, unfortunately, these "blowing" products that are fascinating, in actual use, have cooled our enthusiasm again and again, deviating from our trust. Although these conceptualized environmentally friendly products have very attractive marketing outlets, it is not known whether they are certified by formal environmental protection agencies. As a result, this product is a product that caters to the needs of consumers, but it is likely to live up to people's expectations. For example, few households check the bacteria every day after laying antibacterial tiles, or the number of bacteria is reduced. The automatic cleaning toilet is said to have a coating on the surface of the toilet to make the surface smoother. Sticking things, but no one is going to check the cleanliness of their automatic cleaning. Undoubtedly, the application of technology to household products is an industry advancement, and it is also a good thing for consumers. However, these swearing nouns really make a difference in allowing consumers to voluntarily save more money. The sales staff can't tell, and industry experts are not 100% sure. Rather than being called “environmental productâ€, it is better to say that the concept imposed by the company to attract consumers is used as a reason to sell high prices. The author believes that the concept of speculation for the sake of economic benefits is terrible. Too much slick propaganda will make consumers feel confused when purchasing products and reduce the reputation of the industry. In this era of big waves, home environmental protection should not only stay in the conceptualization, but should focus on the actual effect, otherwise it will be kicked out of the market. Sichuan Soper Science & Technilogy Co., Ltd , https://www.Soper.com.cn