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1). Ozone Air Purifiers May Cause Permanent Lung Damage By : J Schipper
Several manufacturers are currently selling ozone generators as air cleaners. The companies manufacturing these devices state they are safe and effective at controlling indoor air pollution; however, for almost a century health professionals and health organizations such as the American Lung Association have challenged these claims.
Sellers of ozone-producing devices often use fanciful terms to describe ozone.
Article Related to: ozone air purifiers, lung damage, indoor air pollution
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2). Plants that Clean the Air By : Gwen Nyhus Stewart
There are many reasons for creating an indoor garden – significant among them is the need to clean the toxins from our homes and offices. As a consequence of the energy crisis in the 1970’s, today’s homes and offices are built to conserve energy and the outcome has been a lack of air exchange, with the resulting increase of indoor air pollution. The World Health Organization has stated, “there’s probably more damage to human health from indoor pollution than from outdoor pollution.
Article Related to: indoor air pollution, symptoms, 20 best plants
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3). Alpine Living Air Classic – Taking A Closer Look By : Matthew C. Keegan
For more than a decade, Americans have been becoming increasingly aware that the air that they breathe in their homes is generally not of good quality. Between cooking and pet odors, mold, mildew, the widespread use of plastic materials, and carcinogenic cleaning products, many feel that their inside air has been compromised. What do consumers do? Purchase an air purifier.
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