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Tiny home study on scented cleaners effects
Research indicates that scented cleaning products used indoors can produce nanoparticles that rapidly form in the air and are inhaled into the lungs, potentially causing respiratory irritation and inflammation. A study conducted in a model house found billions of these particles form within minutes of cleaning with scented products, such as those containing terpenes like pinene and limonene. The findings suggest that the common practice of using heavily scented cleaners may pose health risks, and experts recommend using fragrance-free products and improving ventilation during cleaning.
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