Cleaning products linked to affect on lungs.

Regular exposure to cleaning products affects lung function,research has suggested.
The study of 6,000 people by a team from Norway's University of Bergen, found women appeared to be more badly affected than men.
They said cleaning chemicals were "unnecessary" and microfiber cloths and water were "enough for most purposes".
UK experts said people should keep their homes well ventilated and use liquid cleaners instead of sprays.
Previous studies were short linked with cleaning prouct for asthma,but this work looked at long term.

These chemicals are usually unnecessary; microfiber cloths and water are more than enough for most purposes.

This study further confirms that air pollution can come from a range of sources, including from paints, adhesives and cleaning products we use indoors.

Ensuring we keep our homes well ventilated, using liquid cleaners instead of sprays and checking that our cookers and heaters are in good working order will help protect us and prevent everyday products impacting on our lungs.
Pc:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-43085674