Your home is
your biggest
exposure risk.
The average American home contains over 200 toxic chemicals. Our room-by-room detox guide walks you through every space, identifies the highest-impact risks, and gives you a prioritized action plan with safer product swaps you can actually afford.
Every room, every risk
We walk you through the most common toxin sources in each room and help you track your progress replacing them.
Kitchen
- Non-stick cookware (PFAS)
- Plastic food containers
- Tap water contaminants
- Gas stove combustion
Bathroom
- Personal care product chemicals
- Shower water filter need
- Mold and VOCs
- Fragrance toxins
Kid's Room
- Flame retardants in mattresses
- Lead paint in older homes
- Pesticide residue on floors
- VOCs from new furniture
Living Room
- Upholstered furniture off-gassing
- Carpet VOCs and dust
- Air freshener chemicals
- Electronics flame retardants
Bedroom
- Mattress off-gassing
- Bedding chemical treatments
- Poor overnight air quality
- EMF and device proximity
Laundry & Cleaning
- Detergent fragrance chemicals
- Dryer sheet toxins
- Bleach and ammonia fumes
- Plastic packaging microplastics
200+
Toxic chemicals found in the average American home
EPA, consumer product studies
90%
Of our time is spent indoors, where air can be 2–5x more polluted than outside
EPA
168
Chemicals the average woman applies to her body before leaving the house
EWG
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