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About That Clean, Fresh Scent . . .
The fumes that waft from top-selling air fresheners and laundry products contain dozens of chemicals, including several classified as toxic or hazardous, according to a recent University of Washington study.
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By Sandi Doughton
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About That Clean, Fresh Scent . . .
The fumes that waft from top-selling air fresheners and laundry products contain dozens of chemicals, including several classified as toxic or hazardous, according to a recent University of Washington study.-
By Sandi Doughton