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Candles Lungs. You may have seen some scary headlines about the hidden dangers of scented candles — including those claiming that certain. The main issue is that scented candles don’t burn hot enough to destroy the dangerous molecules they spit out, and they’re often lit in unventilated areas. Burning a candle releases chemicals, but can they pose a danger to your health? That combination raises the risk of an. Candles don’t pollute at the same scale as, say, cars, but scientists are quick to point out that burning anything indoors will result in a. Here’s who experts say should avoid them and why. Scented candles have long been a popular way to add ambience to a space, but they could also release harmful chemicals. Experts caution that candles, like anything else you're burning, release chemicals into the air, which can be a problem for kids and/or. Instead, the danger that candles pose to your lungs is only really experienced at fairly extreme levels. So, unless you’re surrounded by candles in a very small room without ventilation, you’ll probably never notice any adverse effects from candle smoke on your lungs. They can also irritate the lungs and airways. Here's what the science says about which candles are healthiest.

The main issue is that scented candles don’t burn hot enough to destroy the dangerous molecules they spit out, and they’re often lit in unventilated areas. Candles don’t pollute at the same scale as, say, cars, but scientists are quick to point out that burning anything indoors will result in a. They can also irritate the lungs and airways. You may have seen some scary headlines about the hidden dangers of scented candles — including those claiming that certain. Burning a candle releases chemicals, but can they pose a danger to your health? Here’s who experts say should avoid them and why. Scented candles have long been a popular way to add ambience to a space, but they could also release harmful chemicals. Here's what the science says about which candles are healthiest. Instead, the danger that candles pose to your lungs is only really experienced at fairly extreme levels. Experts caution that candles, like anything else you're burning, release chemicals into the air, which can be a problem for kids and/or.

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Candles Lungs The main issue is that scented candles don’t burn hot enough to destroy the dangerous molecules they spit out, and they’re often lit in unventilated areas. Candles don’t pollute at the same scale as, say, cars, but scientists are quick to point out that burning anything indoors will result in a. Here’s who experts say should avoid them and why. You may have seen some scary headlines about the hidden dangers of scented candles — including those claiming that certain. So, unless you’re surrounded by candles in a very small room without ventilation, you’ll probably never notice any adverse effects from candle smoke on your lungs. That combination raises the risk of an. Scented candles have long been a popular way to add ambience to a space, but they could also release harmful chemicals. They can also irritate the lungs and airways. The main issue is that scented candles don’t burn hot enough to destroy the dangerous molecules they spit out, and they’re often lit in unventilated areas. Burning a candle releases chemicals, but can they pose a danger to your health? Here's what the science says about which candles are healthiest. Instead, the danger that candles pose to your lungs is only really experienced at fairly extreme levels. Experts caution that candles, like anything else you're burning, release chemicals into the air, which can be a problem for kids and/or.