Remember! Never bring these 8 things home!

It cannot remove odors at the source, and the chemical particles it sprays can easily be inhaled into people's lungs. The best way to improve indoor air is to ventilate it or put some plants indoors.

2. Special cleaning agent for sewers, toilets and other sanitary ware

These things can easily burn the skin, eyes and body tissues. To clean these areas, it is best to use baking soda and vinegar, soak them first, and then rinse them with hot water.

3. Canned food

The packaging of canned food is coated with epoxy resin containing bisphenol A. This chemical has been linked to hormone disruption, obesity, heart disease, and more. It is best to eat fresh, frozen or glass bottled foods.

4. Pesticides

Toxic components in pesticide residues pollute the air and can also be brought onto carpets through people's shoes, posing a health hazard to family members.

5. Bottled Water

The chemicals in plastic bottles will seep into the water and affect your health. It is best to bring your own water bottle when you go out.

6. Rubber toys

The polyvinyl chloride used to make toys can leach phthalates, which have been linked to hormone disruption, and lead, which damages the nervous system, both of which pollute the air.

7. Sofa cushions

The amount of dust mites and mold on it is about the same as on a toilet seat. And cushions filled with foam contain toxic flame retardants, which have been linked to cancer, birth defects, thyroid disorders, and reproductive and nervous system disorders. It is best to use wool and cotton, and it must be swept and cleaned regularly.

8. Perfume

Perfume contains more than 800 chemical compounds. Diethyl phthalate in perfume is suspected to cause cancer and may also cause reproductive system disorders.