Mandy Fancis from The Daily Mail has a new must see list. Several home products, you likely use in everyday life, are not as effective as you thing and come to find out, not really needed. For example, the use of air freshening aerosols, plug-ins and candles have become very common, but research is now suggesting it could be particularly toxic in enclosed spaces.

Key Takeaways:

• Air fresheners potentially harmful chemicals that can be toxic in confined places.
• Fabric softener can alter the fabric of clothes, causing skin irritations in sensitive skin and removing certain qualities of specific clothes
• Rinse aid is really only necessary if a person lives in an area with hard water.

“But a host of studies now suggest many of these highly fragranced products emit potentially harmful chemicals that can be particularly toxic in enclosed spaces, and have been linked to conditions ranging from migraines and breathing difficulties to cancers of the nose and throat – and possibly changes in our DNA.”

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3745847/From-rinse-aid-fabric-softener-home-products-don-t-really-need-replacements-work-better.html?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490