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So, mattresses and bedding often emit volatile organic compounds, also known as VOCs. These are a

variety of chemicals that off-gasts from solids or liquids that are known as VOCs. These are a variety of chemicals that off-gas from solids or liquids

that are known to be hazardous to our health. But we spend one-third of our lives in bed, likely

exposed to these toxins when we're trying to rest and recover overnight. And in addition to mattresses

and bedding, VO, and other toxic chemicals are

also lurking in a lot of our other common household products, like household cleaning products,

our beauty or skin care products, hairspray, our clothes, carpets, flooring, paint from the walls,

furniture, etc., which all contribute to the finding that indoor air pollution

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