Cleaning Agents May Be Creating 'Traffic' Levels of Pollution in Your Home
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Cleaning agents may be creating 'traffic' levels of pollution in your home
With promises of killing 99 percent of germs and leaving our bathroom sink smelling like a Nordic fjord (minus the bears), modern cleaning products have left us with the impression that they make our homes squeaky clean.Continue ReadingCategory: Society & Community, Wellness and Healthy Living, Body and MindTags: Pollution, Terpenes, Nanoparticle, Cleaning, Antibacterial
Researchers showed that indoor ozone reactions with the fragrances of cleaning products produce nanoparticles comparable to what would be found on a crowded street. Before buying this type of products, researchers call for information to reduce their exposure while cleaning. What does a clean room smell like? You like it smells like pine, jasmine or wood? These are the most common odors of cleaning products, but wanting these perfumes could be d…
Scented Cleaning Products Create Invisible Air Pollution
News A research team has found that scent compounds in cleaning products – conventional and botanical essential oil-based – quickly react in the air, forming nanoparticles that can travel deep into the lungs if inhaled. [Source: acs.org] [Image source: pixabay.com] Comment Cleaning a home is generally assumed to make its indoor environment healthier. This latest research, however, suggests that some scent…
A team from Purdue University discovers that cleaning products, including essential oils, generate nanoparticles capable of reaching the depths of the lungs.
New study shows that fragrances in cleaning products can create nanoparticles in indoor air.
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