Looking to Clear the Air in Your Home?
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Share this on:Is the air you breath inside your home making you sick? Indoor air is typically more polluted than the air outside due to synthetic, chemical-based cleaning products, paint and furnishings. Not only are these things detrimental to the health of your family, but also to the health of the environment. Check out Planet Green here for tips to detox nearly every room in your abode.
Tag(s): Bed and Bath, Going Green, Green Cleaning, Hazardous Products / Health Issues
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Indoor air quality can be compromised by harmful gases released from carpets, furniture, paint, and other household products. Look for low-VOC products whenever possible.