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1. Rubber mulch at the playground may be doing more harm than good.
2. Most nonstick pots and pans are metal pans coated with chemicals from the PFC family.
3. Wash your hands immediately after playing on a turf field. Showering is probably the best idea.
4. Since fleece is made from plastic components, the question of BPA in our fleece garments becomes a valid concern.
5. New carpet installation is one cause of indoor air pollution and can fill household air with VOCs.
6. Traditional crib mattresses come laden with potential toxins.
7. Researchers find: 85% of couch cushions contain toxic or untested flame retardants.
8. Flame retardants have been linked to cancer, birth defects, and hormone disruption.
9. The toxic chemical exposure inside a car can be a major source of indoor air pollution.
10. Most wrinkle-free or wrinkle resistant sheets are “finished” with a chemical process.
11. Toxic chemicals in flooring can be a significant source of indoor air pollution.
12. If a school was built before the 1980s, it’s likely that it contains some form of asbestos.
13. Using a humidifier can help to improve indoor air quality.
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