New home health tip

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On a related note.....................my friend is recovering from several broken bones and other things after passing out and falling off a ladder. She was painting her garage, and the fumes caused her to lose consciousness. She doesn't remember a thing.

 

Terri

 

 

In a message dated 11/28/2009 3:57:49 P.M. Central Standard Time, robert-blau writes:

[naturalnews.com]NaturalNews Tip of the day (from Mike):Building a new house or adding to your existing one? Beware of the toxicchemicals outgassed from building materials, including wood stains,carpet glues, wall paints, particle board furniture, silicone sealantsand more. Following any major construction, air out your house forat least 72 hours before stepping foot in it, and even then, flush yourair every 3-4 days to bring in fresh, new air. Although this may notseem energy efficient, it's only temporary to get the bulk of theoutgassing chemicals away from your lungs. In the mean time, bring inlots of house plants, as they serve as natural air filtration units.---

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NaturalNews Tip of the day (from Mike):

 

Building a new house or adding to your existing one? Beware of the toxic

chemicals outgassed from building materials, including wood stains,

carpet glues, wall paints, particle board furniture, silicone sealants

and more. Following any major construction, air out your house for

at least 72 hours before stepping foot in it, and even then, flush your

air every 3-4 days to bring in fresh, new air. Although this may not

seem energy efficient, it's only temporary to get the bulk of the

outgassing chemicals away from your lungs. In the mean time, bring in

lots of house plants, as they serve as natural air filtration units.