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Green Living - Get Off The Hot Seat
But firefighters aren’t the only ones affected, according to Ross Endicott, who, with his wife Christine, banished flame-retardant upholstery from their store, Endicott Home Furnishings in Scarborough, in 2011. “When you sit on a seat cushion, it releases chemicals into the room, where they mix with heavy particles like dust,” he explains. “The back end of your vacuum blows that stuff all over everything in your house. It gets up in the air, onto your sheets, your toothbrush, your dishes, your hands.”
Consider Furniture Free of Flame Retardants
This article appeared in the Lewiston, Maine Sun Journal March 3, 2017
