Air freshener blamed for fire that kills family pets
By Doc Kim on Oct 22, 2009 in Natural Yard & Home for Dogs, Pet News
This was one of those plug-in type “air fresheners” humans so please be aware of this possibility. Something else to consider is how toxic these air fresheners really are to breathe in and to have in your home period. Consider using essential oils and an essential oil diffuser instead. Not only do they clean the air and make it smell good, but they can go into the body and help with your and your pets overall total wellness quite unlike any ordinary chemical freshener can, WOOF!
The news:
http://www.gastongazette.com/news/fire-38739-gastonia-house.html
Here are a couple more articles to help you learn more about the toxins in household products:
Toxic fragrances in cleaning products
IMPORTANT FACTS regarding TOXINS in our environment
Have a pawsitively tail waggin’, FRAGRANTLY healthy day, WOOF!
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1 Comment(s)
By Alicia on Oct 28, 2009 | Reply
Air fresheners are not good for indoor air quality. I like to save any citrus peels and spices that are too old to use. Boil them in a pot with a little hot water. They make the house smell lovely for next to nothing. I ground up cinnamon sticks for cinnamon and saved the bits that were too big for my spice bottle for a simmer pot.