Cleaning products and air fresheners can produce formaldehyde.
UC Berkeley researchers found that chemicals in pine oils and citrus oils react with ozone in the air, producing formaldehyde. [GreenBuildingElements]
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Cleaning products and air fresheners can produce formaldehyde.
UC Berkeley researchers found that chemicals in pine oils and citrus oils react with ozone in the air, producing formaldehyde. [GreenBuildingElements]