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Air Fresheners |
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Air Fresheners are Toxic Chemical air fresheners are toxic. The fumes pervade the atmosphere of the home, even if they are only used in the 'smallest room'. The chemical air-fresheners are usually made from petro-chemicals, which are able to cause toxicity and potentially able to be carcinogenic. The 'plug-in' electrical type appear to be even more capable of pervading the atmosphere. Some scented candles are also made with petro-chemical aromas. The toxicity potential of these things applies to the whole household, including children and adults, not just to the family pet. Advice: Always check ingredients. If you are not clear what the ingredients mean, don't buy! Half a raw onion is a very good natural air freshener, as is pot pourri, made with flower petals and aromatherapy oils. Copyright © AVMC - November 2007 |
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