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Hoosiers51
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http://www.nontoxic.com/electromagnetic/electromagnetic.htm

That is the link for the EMF section, but if you look on the left hand side and scroll down, there are tons of categories for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity sufferers or those who want to know more about removing various chemicals from your life.

Some of it seems extreme and I can't vouch for the quality of any of the products, but I still thought maybe some people would want to check it out.

There are also ways to deodorize rooms that have lingering odors that are chemical or biological, etc.

I just thought this site might be useful to some people here.

This site has a lot of info crammed together, so it is difficult to read, but there is good info there if you have the patience to read through it.

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To remove "new" smells from mattresses, couches, etc:

http://www.nontoxic.com/activatedcarbonblanket/activatedcarbonblanket.htm

As I said, I can't vouch for these products, I just think it's interesting.

I would do more research before paying this much for something, but it is at least good to know these things are available.


There is also some kind of carpet sealer on this website to seal out the fumes from new carpets that are hazardous to health.

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