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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Anna K. Cottrell

Toxicologists warn this is the one toxic home fragrance item to get rid of right now – plus, safer alternatives to make your home smell nice

A colorful bathroom with pink leafy patterned wallpaper, white tiles, an ornate stand alone roll-top bath with a brown rim and blue and white striped towel, white tile floors, a small textured pink table with a single tulip in a white vase and a bamboo upholstered chair.

Nowadays, home fragrance options are plentiful, including room sprays, incense sticks, candles to reed diffusers and beyond.

Plug-in air fresheners remain one of the most popular, affordable and convenient types. But using plug-in air fresheners can come with health risks, according to our toxicologists.

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