Non-combustible air fresheners tested in an experimental house : exposure and health risk assessment
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- INDOOR AIR FRESHENERS
- SPRAYS
- DIFFUSERS
- EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
- HEALTH RISKS
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Air fresheners constitute one of the specific indoor emission sources of air pollutants. Potential associated health risks need to be further understood. As part of the PRESSENS research project, and in order to contribute to the French National Plan on Indoor Air Quality, an exposure and health risk assessment was performed for two types of widely used non- combustible air fresheners – sprays and (passive or active) diffusers; including liquids, gels and oils – in order to evaluate whether household uses could be a matter of concern.
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