Plus, six actionable ways to improve indoor air quality. While most of us are aware of outdoor air pollution, many of us ...

Experts address the hidden health risks associated with using home fragrance products, which may compromise indoor air ...

When you make your house smell good, you’re also polluting the air—and hurting your lungs. When you walk outside, you might be concerned about how a nearby idling car or a faraway factory are ...

When it comes to freshening up your indoor space, air-purifying houseplants offer a natural solution. Here are some of the ...

You might want to think twice about setting the mood with a scented wax melt (or at least open a window at the same time): a ...

Spiderwort oil has natural purifying properties that can kill airborne bacteria and toxins. Just add a few drops of spiderwort oil to water in a spray bottle, and voila, you have a refreshing air ...

By combining ten drops of clementine oil with water in a spray bottle, you can create an effective, eco-friendly solution for ...

Bringing aromas indoors with the help of chemical products -- yes, air fresheners, wax melts, floor cleaners, deodorants and others -- rapidly fills the air with nanoscale particles that are small ...

In the UK, researchers at the University of Birmingham have found similar results. A research team found that pollution ...

In a "tiny house lab" - a dedicated residential lab space for indoor air quality research - Jung and Boor are using the latest industry-developed air quality instruments to track how household ...

Using scented products indoors changes the chemistry of the air, producing as much air pollution as car exhaust does outside, ...

Scented chemical fragrances in household products react with ozone, creating harmful nanoparticles that pollute indoor air.