1. Air freshener

It does not remove the odor from the source, and the chemical particles emitted are easy to be inhaled into the lungs. The best way to improve indoor air is to ventilate or put some plants in the room.

2. Sewers, toilets and other sanitary ware special cleaner

These things are easy to burn the skin, eyes and body tissues, clean these places is best to use baking soda and vinegar, soak first, and then rinse with hot water.

3. Canned food

Canned food packaging coated with epoxy resin containing bisphenol A. The chemical has been linked to hormonal disruption, obesity, heart disease and more. It's best to eat fresh, frozen or in glass bottles.

4. Pesticide

The toxic components of pesticide residues pollute the air and can be carried on the carpet through people's shoes, posing health risks to their families.

5 bottled water

Plastic bottles of chemicals will penetrate the water, affecting health, it is best to go out with your own cup.

6. Rubber toys

Toys are made from polyvinyl chloride that leaks phthalates, which are linked to hormonal disruption, and lead, which damages the nervous system, both of which pollute the air.

7. Sofa cushions

have about the same amount of dust mites and mold as toilet seats. And cushions with padded foam contain toxic flame retardants, which have been linked to cancer, birth defects, thyroid disorders, and reproductive and nervous system disorders. Preferably made of wool or cotton, and be sure to sweep and clean frequently.

< strong > 8. Perfume < / strong >

perfume contains more than 800 different compounds. Diethyl phthalate in perfume is a suspected carcinogen and can also cause reproductive disorders.

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