Volatile organic compounds emitted by conventional and “green” cleaning products in the U.S. market

An EWG paper on volatile organic compounds (VOCs) was funded by Skyline. https://t.co/SQdS9oJIdB Their study also favored green cleaning products that had paid for an EWG certified label. https://t.co/wzT0nwvcB3

@DrPops3 @crwequine @amandalhu @NukitToBeSure Household cleaners put out magnitudes of VOCs. Bet you still buy those! None by Far-UVC. I don’t use Far-UVC 24/7. Risk is minuscule. Testing of 28 cleaning products and 2 air fresheners detected 530 VOCs. 19

@TheReSisters2 Household cleaners put out magnitudes more VOCs than even the Japanese Far-UVC lamps? Air chamber testing of 28 cleaning products and 2 air fresheners detected 530 VOCs. Of the quantifiable VOCs, 193 were considered hazardous. https://t.co/

Composés organiques volatiles émis par les produits de nettoyage conventionnels et “verts” sur le marché américain Des toxicologues découvrent que des produits de nettoyage populaires peuvent augmenter le risque de cancer https://t.co/AXC39L0dlM