8 Household Objects That Are Increasing Your Cancer Risk

Did you know that the everyday items you're using could be undermining your health?

From the scented candles that set the mood, to the clothes you wear, and even the receipts in your pocket—your home might be full of unseen risks.

In this eye-opening video, we dive into 8 common household items that could be secretly harming you and your loved ones.

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[Jennifer-nzss]

Companies have known this for a long time! They don't care about your health, only your money!💜😮

[switezianka]

My question is: Where are the agencies (funded from our taxes) whose responsibility is to allow or stop the use of these chemicals in household products?! 🤬

[kungazopa]

1. Scented candles
2. Humidifiers
3. Dry Cleaning Chemicals left in clothes
4. Thermal paper receipts
5. Anti-Bacterial soaps
6. Non-stick cooking pans
7. Air Fresheners
8. Plastic Food Containers

[patriciaherlevi]

Since I'm chemically sensitive I've know about toxins in common household objects for decades. Unfortunately, when I tell people this information, they gaslight me or call me insane.

[ms-twtu]

I have no chemical cleaners in my home. I always open the windows. I use white vinegar with baking Soda for cleaning & spray water with lemon juice & lemon peel as room freshener. All non-toxic.

[ricardojohnson]

As far as i can see, everything out there will give us cancer 😢

[Laurenski]

You cannot avoid toxins, you can only minimize exposure. Do what you can with what you have.

[patriciamcdonald]

As for as am concern nothing is safe in the world. ... so God go with us. Because even the outside air is not safe as we think

[dennyj]

Easiest food storage: Mason jars. I can food, and store leftovers in the pint or quart glass jars. Can use the flat lids and rings. Easy to see what's in them, and they last for years.

[Dbb]

Had a tenant who’s AC filter was black from using candles and incense. I had to have the AC cleaned. I asked her don’t you think that same tar is coating your lungs? She stopped after that.

[kamalpaudel]

1. Scented candles
2. Humidifiers
3. Dry cleaning chemicals
4. Thermal receipts
5. Nonstick pans and cookware
6. Air freshners
7. Plastic food containers
8. Formaldehyde
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[MystLily]

Fly spray, I was at a Christmas dinner once and the host got out the spray and sprayed it all over the large table with food while people were eating because a fly got into the house. I was shocked that no one even looked up and they all continued to eat except my son who stopped eating and stared at me in shock. I hadn't even sat down yet so I motioned my son to come to me and we decided that we didn't want to eat anymore and made excuses. We got takeaway on the way home

[monikagonzales]

Oh dear God why on earth is this stuff made everyday for people to use? May those who allow these chemicals be held accountable disgusting.

[dannymeyer]

Many pesticides and addictives put in our foods that are banned in other countries are a big concern to people's health.

[davesraiders]

Well we're pretty much screwed every day

[JOEYDEEZ]

Being too scrupulously clean can sometimes do more harm than good … especially where young children are concerned as over cleaning can inhibit their immune system from developing properly….

Thank you

Ciao ;)’

[rusty]

scented candles, humidifiers, dry cleaned clothes, thermal receipts, bacterial soap, nonstick pans, air fresheners, plastic food containers, all hazardous.

[kelalamusic]

The sad part is, most manufacturers are aware of the poisons that are in their products, but don’t do anything about it. It’s about the bottom line, isn’t it. Where’s the accountability.

[angiegawne]

Working in health care, I became aware of those hazards, practice safety at home and work environment. We must enjoy long healthy life with God’s blessings everyday. ❤thanks

[freeplayfrank]

I didn't know receipts were toxic, I knew about all the others, thanks for sharing this info.