Cleaner Indoor Air Campaigns: Choose Friendships Over Fragrances, as well as Campaigns for Business, Medical and Churches.
Cleaner Indoor Air Information Sheets: Air Fresheners, Building and Transportation, Fragrance Free Health Care, Fragrance Tidbits, Laundry Products.
Cleaner Indoor Air Pamphlets: Creating a Fragrance Free Zone / Why Go Fragrance Free?
Cleaner Indoor Air Posters: Medical, Business, Churches and Personal Posters.
Cleaner Indoor Air Information on Studies: Chemicals in Personal Care Products, Prevalence of MCS, Asthma, Allergies and more.
Cleaner Indoor Air Audio: Radio Interview with Dr. Anne Steinnemann by Lynn Argent of Living in a Chemical Soup.
MORE RESOURCES:
Air Fresheners (Chemicals) by Anne C. Steinemann, PhD
Are Leading Brand Laundry Detergents Environmentally Friendly?
Airborne Fragrance Exposure Concentrations From a Plug-In Air Freshener
Analysis of Perfumes and Their Effect on Indoor Air Pollution
Avoidable Exposures from the Cancer Prevention Coalition
AQMD Aids Successful Transition to Non Toxic Dry Cleaning
Beware of the Terms Fragrance Free and Unscented
Cleaning Products & Processes: Partnering for Healthier Indoor Environments
Common Chemical Indoor Air Pollutants (Building Materials)
Cosmetics and Personal-Care Products: Avoiding Bodily Harm
Dryer Vents: An Overlooked Source of Pollution?
Facts About Benzene (found in many cleaners and fragrances- linked to leukemia)
Fragrance Tidbits Information Sheet
Get A Whiff of This: Perfumes (fragrances) — the Invisible Chemical Poisons. Book By Connie Pitts
Guidelines on the Use of Perfumes and Scented Products (University of Toronto – Environmental Health and Safety)
Hazardous Ingredients in Household Products by the Cancer Prevention Coalition
If You Build it Green, They Will Come
Indoor Air Quality and Sick Building Syndrome: Basic Facts
Interview with Dr. Anne Steinemann by Lynn Argent of Living in a Chemical Soup
The Invisible Chemical Poisons
Identification of Polar Volatile Organic Compounds in Consumer Products and Common Microenvironments
Indoor Air Quality Hazards of New Cars
Is Your Home or Business Making People Sick? Creating an Environment Without Perfumes and Fragrances
Joining Hands Across the Globe (how to advocate)
Laundry Products (chemicals) by Anne C. Steinemann
The Most Common Chemicals Found in Thirty-One Fragrance Products by a 1991 EPA Study by Julia Kendall
New Initiatives in Personal Care Product Safety
The Non Toxic Times Newsletter
Personal Care Products: Perfume, Hairspray, Deodorant, Aftershave, etc. – Chemicals in personal care products.
Popular air fresheners found to contain toxic chemical
Radio Interview with Environmental Engineer and Researcher – Chemicals in everyday products.
Scientists Urge Secretary of Labor to Protect Workers from Diacetyl (chemical in butter flavoring for popcorn)
Sources of Indoor Air Pollution – Organic Gases (Volatile Organic Compounds – VOCs)
Study Finds Worrisome Chemicals in Wide Range of Consumer Products
Study Reveals Unlisted Chemicals in Consumer Products – Anne C. Steinemann
Synthetic Fragrance and Health by Peggy Wolff
Tetrachloroethylene (Perchloroethylene) (toxic chemical used in dry cleaning)
Why Go Fragrance Free? Millions Report Adverse Reactions to Perfumes and Fragrances
Top 20 Indoor Chemical Pollutants (building materials)
Toxic at Any Speed (new car smell)
Toxic chemicals found in common scented laundry products, air fresheners
The Toxic Danger of Fabric Softener and Dryer Sheets
The Toxic Dangers of Typical Laundry Detergent
Ugly Side of Pretty – Article by Rebecca Ephraim, RD, CCN
VOC’s: A Major Contributor to Indoor Air Pollution
Warning: many dryer sheets contain cancer causing chemicals
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