We all want our home to be a clean, safe place. However, these common household items could potentially be toxic, and you may want to throw them out.

You might want to throw out your shower curtain after reading this. And frankly, when it comes to PVC, VOCs, and off-gassing.

Dr. Sethi’s advice encourages individuals to make informed choices when it comes to household items. By opting for non-toxic alternatives such as soy or beeswax candles, wooden or glass cutting ...

Nowadays, many convenient things are in vogue to make household work easier. However, many of these things can also harm your ...

Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist with degrees from Harvard and Stanford, in a recent Instagram video, revealed the three shocking everyday items that may be toxic. Household items ...

Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist, has identified three common household items that could pose health risks: scented candles with phthalates, plastic cutting boards releasing microplastics, and ...

The authors of the research, published by Toxic-Free Future and the Amsterdam ... The peer-reviewed study tested 203 household products made of black plastic and found that 85 per cent of ...

A business in the Magic City is offering non-toxic eco-friendly household and personal care goods to people who are looking ...

The area has been designated as a temporary processing site for toxic household waste such as paint, propane tanks and lithium-ion batteries from Altadena. "You're moving this toxic waste across ...

A report released in January by the Toxic Use Reduction Institute of Massachusetts’s, hosted at UMass Lowell, identified a ...