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Can air fresheners which are not natural cause cancer sprayed far too much - an intoxicating amount.
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Carcinogenicity : Natural products don't necessarily mean they are safe. Half of "natural" pesticides are actually carcinogenic. It depends on what is in the stuff that you spray that makes it carcinogenic, and not whether it is natural or synthetic.
Answered 12/11/2015
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