The things in the house can be cancerous

Your sofa, your refrigerator, your granite countertop and many other things in the house can be the cause of the cancer in you. The first episode of this two episode will be held today.

• Sofa

Your favorite sofa can defeat you, and it is not just because it lures you to keep away from work: TDCPIPP is used in many sofa, matte and other cushioned furniture, which can cause cancer. TDCIPP was used almost earlier in 2013 and it is found in everyone who participates in a Duke University study. According to this study, it is one of the ten chemicals, which is mostly found in household dust.

You can: According to the US National Resources Defense Council, consider replacing the purchased cushioned furniture before 2013, and check the furniture label for purchasing any new furniture.

• Carton and carpet

Cadmium is a carcinogenic byproduct of cigarette smoke. If you smoke at home, other biprodactic cadmium and cigarette smoke may be associated with the things in the house, especially on soft surfaces such as cartoons and carpets - even after a long time the smoke scent goes away. Due to smoking, harmful substances in the home or various parts of the body are called thirdhand smoke and these substances are strongest to the strongest cleaning product.

You can: Quit Smoking and Never Allow Smoking at Home.

• Leather Recliner

Chromium 6 is a known carcinogen that is available in powdered skin, wooden furniture, some colors and pigments used in textile and cement. A study published in Denmark reveals that almost half of leather leather shoes and chromium 6 were found in sandals.

You can: Check out the product label to know if there is a chromium 6.

• Garden

Dioxin is a carcinogen that is produced byproduct, and eventually it stays in soil and water. It can be shelf dust, floor dirt and vegetable residue.

You can: wear gloves while working in the garden and wash hands and feet before entering the room. Also, refrain from burning household waste.

• Older refrigerator

According to Cancer.org, PCB is not commercially produced in the United States, but the PCB is still being produced and used in developing countries, "the carcinogenic PCB may appear in older instruments, fluorescent lighting fixtures and electrical transformers." One of the main sources of exposure to PCB is food.

You can: Remove the old machinery and fluorescent lighting fixtures. Skip PCB-contaminated fish and other foods.

• Cleaning products

Formaldehyde is a known carcinogen that is available in foods, cosmetics, various types of cleaning products (such as dishes, liquids, fabric sifaners and carpet cleaners), paint, foam insulation and permanent press fabric. It can also expose the gas cooker and the open fireplace from the smoke.

You can: Identify the formaldehyde rich household products. Carefully choose your cleaning product and arrange the ventilation in the kitchen.

• Wardrob

Dry-clever chemical percloryiethylene (Tetriloidite or park) is a carcinogen that you can store in dry-clean clothes. It is also available in spot remover, show polish and wood cleaner.

You can: wear gloves while cleaning shoes and wood. If you clean and clean your own clothes then use a dry-cleaned cleaner.

• Vinnyle Flooring and MiniBlind

It is believed that phleites can cause cancer and it can have adverse effects on human reproduction or development. It is available in anything made with vinyl flouring, shower carton, synthetic leather, miniblind, wallpaper and PVC vinyl. It is also found in plastic packaged foods.

You can:

Stay away from the products made with PVC vinyl. Find out the FREE-FREE products. Avoid plastic toys made before 2008, use glass and stainless vessels and bottles. Review whether to use plastic packets and foodstuffs.

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References: Readers Digest