#Off Gassing

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In construction, if the foundation is wrong, it creates problems everywhere else. Why would sleep be any different? We spend a third of our lives in bed. For me, that means: - Natural materials - No off-gassing - Customizable support - Built to last This is why we chose @obasansleep. Because foundations matter, in homes and in health. #BuildItRight #SleepMatters #FoundationFirst

Part 4 of my Top 10 Sources of Toxicity series. Coming in at #5: Indoor Air Pollution. Most people don’t realize the air inside their homes can be more toxic than the air outside. 😳 Mold, dust, off-gassing furniture, and chemical buildup from cleaners or cooking can silently impact your health—especially when windows stay closed and air isn’t circulating. That’s why investing in a high-quality air filter is essential. I personally use @jasprco because it doesn’t just trap toxins—it actively detoxifies the air in our home. It’s one of the best tools we use to protect our family’s long-term health. Comment ‘240’ to listen to my full episode on how to detox and rejuvenate your body this spring season. #detox #air #airpollution #drjoshaxe #draxe #thedrjoshaxeshow

We’ve been more intentional about fresh air in our home, even during the colder months. Indoor air can actually be more polluted than outdoor air due to everyday things like cooking, furniture off-gassing, and daily living. That’s why we use Birdie, our air monitor. When he drops, it’s our reminder to open a window and let the house breathe. Once the air clears, he pops back up. It’s a simple habit, but one that supports clearer air, better sleep, and overall wellbeing. Sometimes the smallest routines make the biggest difference. #scandanaviandesign #japandihome #interiör @birdie.scandinavia #clearair #japandi

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Modern homes are sealed tight for “efficiency,” but that also means we trap what we create inside them: cooking fumes, cleaning chemicals, off-gassing from furniture and carpets, mold spores, pet dander, excess moisture, and elevated CO₂. Indoor air can easily be 2–5x more polluted than outdoor air—even in winter. A simple 15-minute cross breeze does something powerful: it flushes the air. Fresh oxygen rushes in, stale air exits, CO₂ levels drop, humidity balances, and airborne particles are diluted instead of recycled. Studies show lower indoor CO₂ improves focus, sleep quality, and overall respiratory health. You’re not “letting the heat out”—you’re resetting the environment your nervous system lives in all day. Cold, fresh air also nudges circulation, supports immune signaling, and helps dry out the damp conditions mold loves. Then you close the windows, re-warm the house, and breathe better for hours. No pills. No powders. Just air—doing what air has always done best. ☀️☀️☀️Ps: talking about removing chemicals, don’t forget about your largest organ: our skin! My skincare line doesn’t use harsh synthetic, lab made ingredients. Rather I use the HIGHEST quality real ingredients and the results are POWERFUL! Check out @yarrowskinco 🌻

This is one habit I keep year-round—even in the winter. Letting fresh air into your home isn’t just a “nice idea,” it actually makes a measurable difference. Why it matters: • Indoor air can be 2–5x more polluted than outdoor air due to off-gassing furniture, VOCs, moisture, cooking fumes, and everyday living • Stale indoor air allows viruses and bacteria to linger and circulate longer—especially during colder months when windows stay shut • Fresh airflow helps lower CO₂ buildup, which can improve sleep quality, focus, and overall mental clarity How to “air out” your home properly: • Open windows or doors for 5–10 minutes once per day • Midday works best to limit heat loss (most homes barely drop a degree) • Create cross-ventilation by opening windows on opposite sides of the house This practice is common across Europe and is often referred to as “lüften”—short, intentional bursts of fresh air that refresh the entire home.

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If you ever suspect a gas leak in your home, safety comes first. One simple way to check is to spray a soapy solution on the areas you think might be leaking. If you see bubbles forming, that means gas is escaping. Another option is to use a gas sniffer, which most plumbers or gas companies can bring out to detect leaks quickly and accurately. When in doubt, always call a professional and stay safe. #dannywang #buildingtips #hvac #plumbing #construction

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