Derek Cole explains how fragrances in detergents and sprays release VOCs that degrade indoor air quality. The EPA warns indoor air can be 5 to 10 times worse than outdoor air, with carpets, paints, and aerosol sprays among the main culprits.
5–10 times worse (speaker cites the EPA).
So when you see the plugins and when you turn on the back, anytime you see the word fragrance, that is not good, the F word is the problem. So when you receive the F word and detergent or sprays or any kind of bottle that is going to emit VOCs into there, that is going to cause problems. The EPA says indoor air is worse than outside there five to 10 times. How was indoor air five to 10 times worse? Carpets, paints. We're spraying the stuff in the indoor air to try to improve it, but we're not improving it.
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