Shoe stink, diaper stink, sink stink, book stink, socks stink and all other types of smell can be hard on your nose and health.

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According to the Environmental Protection Agency, Indoor Air Pollution is one of the largest health risks facing Americans today. There are numerous sources of poor indoor air quality and odor in any home or business.

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"Indoor pollution can be as much as 100 times greater than outdoors" according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Since most people spend close to 90% of their time indoors, indoor air pollution and related odor pose a serious health risk.

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An allergy is an abnormal immune system response. According to the National Institute of Health, more than 50% of homes harbor allergens affecting millions people globally.

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According to the EPA, Indoor Air Pollution is one of the largest health risks facing Americans today. There are many sources of poor indoor air quality and odor in any home.

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According to the EPA, "indoor pollution can be as much as 100 times greater than outdoors". Health effects from indoor air pollutants that have odors may be experienced soon after exposure to these odors or, possibly, years later

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Many air fresheners emit toxic chemicals according to the Environmental Impact Review. Scented sprays, gels and plug-in air fresheners offer no public health benefits yet contain harmful chemicals linked to breathing difficulties.

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Smell from indoor air quality problems are not limited to just homes. According to the World Health Organization 30% of buildings are affected by contaminated indoor air smell.

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