Category Archives: Odors

Do Air Purifiers Remove Smoke?

Posted on October 3, 2012 by Dan Buglio

When you have a business you want to make sure everything you put into that business pays off. You need to know that your investment is going to give you a profitable return on your money. This includes when you … Continue reading →

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Smoking Bans Cause Tension

Posted on May 7, 2010 by Dan Buglio

Smoking Bans Start Arguments Whether you puff on them, hate them – love them or berate them – cigarettes are being banned from more and more bars, restaurants and cafes across the country. Smoking bans seems to hit on a … Continue reading →

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How to Remove Smoke Smell From Your Clothes

Posted on March 18, 2009 by Dan Buglio

Here’s a trick to ridding your clothing of that cigarette smoke smell.  Check it out: Just keep in mind that this quick fix for smoky clothing works best for those who aren’t living in a house where someone smokes.  if … Continue reading →

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That “New Car Smell” Could Make You Sick

Posted on January 30, 2009 by Dan Buglio

This video was made by Healthycar.org, a website dedicated to rating how healthy – or unhealthy – your car is.  That "new car smell" is actually made up of several highly toxic chemicals! Watch this video to learn how deadly a … Continue reading →

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The #1 Myth About Smoke Allergies

Posted on June 18, 2008 by Dan Buglio

Allergic to Cigarette Smoke?   Are you one of those people who can’t help but wince when you catch a whiff of smoke for a nearby cigarette? For many people, their clashes with second hand smoke fill them with dread of … Continue reading →

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4 Common Household Odors and How to Fix Them

Posted on February 14, 2008 by Dan Buglio

There are countless of well-meaning air fresheners, candles, and sprays jammed into store shelves.  Many of them are an olfactory delight, with scent names like “Linen and Sky” or “Citrus and Light” in the case of Fabreeze Fabric Refreshers.  Though … Continue reading →

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9 Ways to Keep Your Indoor Air Healthy

Posted on January 25, 2008 by Dan Buglio

Don’t be overwhelmed by indoor air pollution—here’s 9 quick tips that can make a profound difference! The old cliché “what you don’t know can’t hurt you” has been proven true many time, but never so poignantly as it is when applied … Continue reading →

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Asian Ladybugs:The Latest Allergy Import

Posted on November 15, 2007 by Dan Buglio

There’s a new indoor and outdoor allergen in the U.S.—and the reactions it causes are notably severe.  In many parts of the country, the Asian Ladybug (Harmonia axyridis) is making a menace of itself in spite of its agricultural benefits. As … Continue reading →

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Home Improvement or Health Hazard?

Posted on October 26, 2007 by Dan Buglio

  When your in the process of trying to improve you home with new furniture and rugs, the last thing on your mind is how your home improvement could harm your health. There seems to be no reason to even consider … Continue reading →

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Air Fresheners Under Scrutiny for Unhealthy Ingredients

Posted on September 26, 2007 by Dan Buglio

Air fresheners have seen an alarming surge in popularity over the past thirty years, but their fragrant effects may come along with some unsavory health effects. It might seem like there can’t be anything wrong with a product like air freshener … Continue reading →

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