I find that plug-in scented oil things can be irritating to my throat. And even if they mask the odor, they won't remove the allergens from the air.
Would Lysol help? I sometimes have a problem on humid summer days with a musty smell in my condo. If I spray lots of Lysol when I leave for work in the morning, it still smells fresher when I get home later in the day. (I'm hoping my almost-finished kitchen renovation will solve or significantly reduce the problem in my case, since lots of old wood cabinets and some moldy drywall were removed.)
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04-10-2011, 06:58 AM #1
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04-10-2011, 01:33 PM #2
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Yeah...when DW and I got married, the plug ins had to go...I became grossly ill...but I didn't push that same outcome for the pets (or I'd have to go
). There is literature out there on the toxic output of plugins
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