In the last few years in the chemical room fresheners and fragrances, is suspected to cause respiratory and other lung problems.

Research found that people who are on fragrances room contained 1.4 dichlorobenzene in blood, a chemical organic that reduces lung function.

The substance is very common chemical found in mothballs, tobacco smoke, and fragrances bathroom.

Meanwhile, another study published by Environmental Health Perspectives examined 953 people health an average age of 37 years for six consecutive years.

After eliminating other factors such as cigarette smoke, the study found 10% of respondents had a 1.4 DCB levels in blood, even worse after being in the fragrances room lung function down 4%.

Numbers four percent is not strong enough to get rid of air freshener immediately. As researchers found if respiratory function decline is indicative of lung damage.

The solution, reduce the use of similar products and more clean room and fresh air flows through.