How often do you worry about toxic chemicals getting into your home?

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Toxic chemicals enter our homes in numerous ways. Gas stoves, fireplaces, chemical cleaners, air fresheners, and other sources can create a dangerous amount of air pollution in your home, so it's important to take steps to limit those substances.

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