Category: Chemical Odor & Fragrance Removal

  Buying a new home can be a very exhilarating time, especially if it’s your first time becoming a homeowner. There will be many things to do and to get used to, once you move into your new house—projects to do, a new routine, new routes to work and school, and getting used to a …

In honor of the upcoming MCS awareness month in May, we have asked Debra Lynn Dadd to write a guest post about her personal battle with MCS and more importantly discuss her road map on How To Recover from Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS) (MCS) and Other Environmental Illnesses. For those who are unfamiliar with Debra’s …

Let’s Talk Indoor Air Quality with Alona Shaw-Non- toxic household cleaning products In this episode of the “Let’s Talk Indoor Air Quality” podcast, our host Kyle speaks with Alonna Shaw from alonnashaw.com. Alonna Shaw is an artist, writer, and editor who now lives an unscented lifestyle with her husband in California. Alonna shares with our …

You have probably heard of “sick building syndrome”, but did you know that “sick car syndrome” is now being recognized as well? Just as the term sick building syndrome is used to describe symptoms that appear to be directly related to time spent in a particular building—when no specific illness or other cause can be …

Removing Chemical Odors from Your Home’s Contents In this episode of “Let’s Talk Indoor Air Quality,” we are joined by Leslie Reichert, “The Cleaning Coach”, a nationally-recognized green home keeping expert dedicated to educating people on keeping their homes, schools and work areas “green”. Leslie came on to the show to discuss cleaning products and …

New Carpet Can Be Hazardous to Your Health If you are concerned about toxic exposures and are doing things like eating organic food and drinking filtered water, you’ll want to also do something about your wall-to-wall carpet. With few exceptions, wall-to-wall carpets are made from synthetic materials derived from petrochemicals.Synthetic carpet is made from a …