Heating essential oils are bad to inhale. I can’t find a wayvto put it into the air that is done in a healthy way .

I was wondering the same
Thing. They are supposed to be safe for environment, pets, and kids. Non toxic with no chemicals.

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I was reading you webpage, and it seems like the “Air Fresheners” DIY link didn’t work. I am wondering if you had a recommendation to create a non-toxic room spray, as I have a newborn and want to make sure it’s safe!

Thank you

Thank you for your site. I have been using the ORGANIC Citrus Magic Air Freshener for a few years now. I planned to buy more but I am unable to locate the organic item. I googled the Citrus Magic company and found your website.
You say that the latest research that you found on Citrus Magic was from 2007. As you say, this product is sold in health food stores and such stores as Whole Foods but as you also say, that doesn’t guarantee that the product is not toxic.
My question is do you have any more recent information on Citrus Magic, especially on their organic freshener.
Finally, I have a question about plug-in essential oil diffusers – many months ago, I planned on buying a diffuser. In preparation, I bought some high quality essential oils. Then, my research indicated that the plug-in essentila oil diffusers are not completely safe. I have already forgotten the reason(s) why. So, I never bought a diffuser. What do you think about plug-in diffusers.
Thank you. I look forward to reading your answers.
Annie

I have a Home Lab VOC monitor in our home (Debra Lynn Dadd). When we used organic lavender essential oils in a diffuser, the VOCs in my son’s room went sky high. Essential oils are not necessarily nontoxic.

Just make sure they are unadulterated oils. There are so many cheap oils that aren’t good for you.

Thanks for sharing
Jane @ Newport Butane

While reading your Non Toxic Air Freshener Guide, I noticed that you did not have a natural alternative to the plug in type air fresheners.

I work for a small, family owned business in Oldsmar Florida called Scent fill. We sell all natural 100% essential oil plug in refills that are universal fit to Glade and Air Wick warmers. Our 100% all natural scents are certified 100% natural and have INCI certification. We are the first product on the market in the 100% all natural arena.

Scent Fill started on a belief that there was a better way to bring you high quality, universal fit refills. Our refills are made with more essential oils or all natural ingredients than store bought refills with a selection featuring 100% all natural options. We also recognized consumer confusion over refill compatibility between various plug in warmers and made a single universal fit bottle that fits major brand plug in warmers such as Glade and Air Wick.

I have included a link below to our website:

https://scentfill.com/collections/all-natural

I invite you to take a look and tell me what you think. I’m hoping you will be as excited as I was to find an all natural plug in home fragrance. I loved Scent Fill so much, I became an employee!

We have an affiliate marketing program and would like to share this information with you as well. Let me know, I would love for you to try our products for yourself.

Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns.

Thanks so much for your time and consideration,
Lisa Hanna
Scent Fill

Thank you for your article!
What about air filtering devices such as air filterer with HEPA filters? Would they be worth investing?

Thank you,

Hi Mike,

It’s a great idea but I’m not entirely convinced that their oils are free from phthalates and other harmful chemistry. They use the word natural. I realize that “Natural” is an essential marketing term, but it is a meaningless term from a toxins perspective. Plutonium is “natural”, as are poison Ivy and Grizzly bears. I don’t want any of those things in my home..or my lungs! 🙂

Thanks for the tip. I’m going to look into them. I hope they are “Good Stuff”.

Hi Diane,
You can get a wide array of nontoxic cleaning supplies here:
https://gimmethegoodstuff.org/store/category/for-my-home/cleaning-laundry/

Thanks

obnoxious smell of sulpur or something in matches. I get sick on that smell.

Thanks for this!

https://scentfill.com/collections/all-natural


I just don’t know enough out essential oils (or diffusers) to be able to weigh in on this. Anything I suggest would just be a guess! Sorry! This is on my list for a future investigation.  

I am sorry but I am not familiar with these brands; I will add to our list for a future investigation, though!

From a health perspective, Scentzy is just horrible, I research and help find alternatives for people with Asthma and breathing issues, I’m sorry to say you are adding dangerous chemicals to the air when you use Scentzy and most scented candles!!!

We will add to our list for investigations!

Air Wick is Bad Stuff in my opinion.

All Moso bags function the same–so it’s just a matter of which color you prefer. In my home, we have natural ones.

I haven’t looked into them, but definitely sounds like Sneaky Stuff!

Have you looked into these products?

Thank you.

I can’t find anywhere on the Scentsy site that lists their ingredients–do you have access to this?

have a look let us know what you think;
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