Guidelines to avoid illness caused by hazardous compounds

These short guidelines will help you to avoid the most common pitfalls in your daily life when it comes to hazardous compounds in your near environment.

Don’t use any products known to be toxic - no matter how much you like it.

Tis may sound logical - and it is.

Don't wear clothing or anything else that have been exposed to, flea powder, repellents or insect spray or other poisons.

Don't use scented detergents, fabric softeners or "air fresheners" in your home.

It's unnecessary. You don’t have to.

If anyone tells you that a scent makes them sick or ill, believe them.

The fragrance could possibly contain a compound toxic to some people

Don't use logs made of synthetic materials if you have a fireplace or stove in your home.

They can emit chemical fumes when burned. Do not burn plastic, newspaper or other treated paper products.