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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 ...

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In terms of both cost and quality of ingredients, this easy-to-make spray beats the commercial stuff by a mile.

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 ...

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

A new study has revealed that the air inside your home may be even more polluted than outside - with common household products to blame.