Spray air fresheners are aerosols. The name “aerosol” means “dissolves in air”. That refers to the propellant, which is liquid when under pressure, but a gas at standard pressure. When allowed to escape, what are tiny particles at first quickly evaporate.

Sublimation is the vaporisation of a solid. The heat from the water bath causes the solid air freshener to sublime. The cold beaker causes the vaporised air freshener to re-form the solid.

When anything solid turns into a gas without first becoming liquid, that’s sublimation. When the surface layer of snow or ice turns into fog or steam without melting, this is an example of sublimation. Mothballs and camphor are also an examples of sublimate solids.

Air inside our homes can be more polluted than air outside our homes. Air fresheners are a source of indoor air pollution. Air fresheners emit or cause the formation of numerous substances associated with negative health effects like cancer, neurotoxicity, and effects from endocrine disruption.

From a health perspective, air fresheners have been associated with adverse effects, such as migraine headaches, asthma attacks, mucosal symptoms, infant illness, and breathing difficulties.

Do You Know Which Air Fresheners are Toxic?

• Air Wick Scented Oil.
• Citrus Magic.
• Febreze NOTICEables Scented Oil.
• Glade Air Infusions.
• Glade PlugIn Scented Oil.
• Lysol Brand II Disinfectant.
• Oust Air Sanitizer Spray.
• Oust Fan Liquid Refills.

Febreze contains chemicals linked to neurotoxicity, which means the chemicals are poisonous to the nerves or nerve cells. Febreze contains chemicals that irritate the skin, eyes, and lungs. Febreze contains chemicals linked to allergies and asthma.

The Glade plug-in was more harmful than anticipated. There are only two plug-ins that do not contain any phthalates, Febreze Air Effects Air freshener and Renuzit Subtle Effects; however, they still can cause harm to your outlet. …

Briefly inhaling a small amount of a spray air freshener might cause some coughing, choking, or difficulty catching the breath. These effects should get better quickly with fresh air. Swallowing air freshener can cause toxicity ranging from minor irritation of the mouth to life-threatening effects.

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• Natural Air Fresheners.
• Aura Cacia Grapefruit Oil.
• Aura Cacia Olive Candle Lamp.
• JR Watkins Aloe and Green Tea Room Spray.
• Clean Air Room Spray.
• Zeofresh Carpet Deodorizer.
• OmniZorb Liquid Odor Eliminator.
• Eucalyptus Bunch.

Bath and body works wallflowers are not safe for your pets. It contains toxic chemicals and may harm your pet. Humans may love these sweet and strong fragrances and put them in a good mood, but for your cat, room fragrances might be toxic and harmful and will put them in a bad, irritable mood.

Our candles are safe when used as directed on the label. They undergo extensive quality and safety testing under rigorous burn and use conditions and meet or exceed all applicable industry and government standards for safety and performance.

No you should be fine, they use so little electricity they barely get warm, even when they run out of the liquid they are fine plugged in. No you should be fine, they use so little electricity they barely get warm, even when they run out of the liquid they are fine plugged in.

Avoid putting air fresheners anywhere near your cat’s food and water, and also anywhere in or around their litter box. Plug in air fresheners are toxic to pets in particular because they are right at nose level and can really affect a cat’s breathing.

• Best Overall: MOSO NATURAL Air Purifying Bag.
• Best for Smoke: Zep Commercial Smoke Odor Eliminator.
• Best for Cars: Ozium Smoke & Odors Eliminator Gel.
• Best for Bathrooms: Poo-Pourri Before-You-Go Toilet Spray.
• Best for Laundry: Zero Odor Laundry Odor Eliminator Spray.
• Best Spray: Febreze Fabric Refresher Pet Odor Eliminator.

Although researchers aren’t certain how toxic these are for our pets, there is evidence that air fresheners can cause respiratory illnesses and stomach upsets, and in more extreme cases, damage to the kidneys, liver and central nervous system. The suspected problem with some air-freshener sprays and solids is two-fold.

High concentrations of VOCs can trigger eye and respiratory tract irritation, headaches, dizziness, and even memory impairment. In his presentation, Dr. Fineman discusses a study of plug-in deodorizers that included more than 20 different VOCs, with more than one third of those classified as toxic or hazardous.

July 27, 2006 — A chemical found in air fresheners, toilet deodorizers, and mothballs — and in the blood of 96% of Americans — may harm the lungs. The finding comes from a National Institutes of Health study that measured lung function and blood levels of 11 household chemicals in 953 U.S. adults.

New research shows that a chemical compound found in many air fresheners, toilet bowl cleaners, mothballs and other deodorizing products, may be harmful to the lungs.

Febreze Ingredients BHT – Known as a neurotoxin, endocrine disruptor, immunotoxicity, non-reproductive organ system toxicity, skin eye and lung irritator. Acetaldehyde – Known to cause cancer, toxic to reproduction and development, immunotoxin, non-reproductive organ system toxin, skin, eye and lung irritator.