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| Cigarette Smoke Tobacco smoke produces formaldehyde, particulates and combustion products. |
Biological Pollutants and Moisture Mold, dust mites, animal hair, mildew and roaches from high humidity, poorly maintained air conditioners and humidifiers and poor ventilation. |
| Small Particulates Dust and pollen, particulates from fireplaces, wood stoves, unvented gas space heaters and kerosene heaters. |
Combustion Products Carbon monoxide from fossil fuel space heaters, unvented ovens and stoves, and backdrafts from water heaters and furnaces. |
| Lead From lead-based paint dust, usually comes from removing, sanding, scraping or burning the paint. |
Formaldehyde Can be found in durable press textiles and drapes, adhesives and particle board products. |
| Asbestos If your home is more than 20 years old it may have asbestos in it. |
Radon Gas Soil and rock beneath and around the foundation, wells and some building materials can produce the radioactive radon gas. |
| Household Products Paints, air fresheners, solvents, glues, dry cleaned clothes, adhesives, aerosol sprays, and additives found in carpeting and furniture. |
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