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A study from Purdue University in the United States has found that scented cleaning products with essential oils or synthetic compounds can negatively affect indoor air quality. The aromatic compounds, known as "terpenes," react with ozone in enclosed spaces, leading to the formation of billions of nanoscale particles within minutes. These particles can penetrate deeply into the lungs and may even enter the bloodstream. Although the air may appear clean and smell fresh, it often contains invisible pollutants, which increase health risks. The study recommends using unscented cleaning products, ventilating spaces during cleaning, and avoiding devices that produce ozone.
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