PlasticsShower curtains, appliances, flooring, computers -- anything that contains PVC or a number of other dangerous plastics will slowly off-gas volatile organic compounts (VOCs) into the air. |
Wood furniturePressed woods such as plywood and particle board contain formaldehyde (proven to cause cancer), which slowly seeps out into your home over a long period of time. |
Cleaning products, aerosols, air freshenersCleaning products are notorious for containing toxic chemicals. Many cleaning products also release chemicals that react with ozone in the air to produce formaldehyde, which causes cancer. |
Nearby vehicle trafficHomes located near busy roads or highways are at particularly high risk for ultrafine pollution from vehicles, which are associated with cancer, heart disease, lung diseases including asthma, and low birth weight / premature birth. |
Carpet and vinyl flooringCarpets and the adhesives and padding used for installation emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and also act as a "sink" for pesticides, dust mites, fungi, and other pollutants. |
Biologicals like mold and bacteriaHigh humidity and moisture accumulation provide breeding grounds for molds and bacteria which irritate the body and can also cause a number of diseases. |
SmokeCooking, candles, tobacco, leaky furnaces, fireplaces -- nearly all combustion processes release ultrafine particles which can find their way deep into the body's tissues and cells. |
Other sourcesPesticides, paint, paint strippers, aerosol spray paints, adhesive removers, solvents, dry-cleaned clothing, pets, cosmetics, and other items also pollute indoor air. Note: this is not a comprehensive list. |
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