People With Asthma Will Benefit From Nationwide Public Housing Smoking Ban
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Blog Post Comment❤️My sister stays in NYC and I have visited her quite a few times. From my visits, I can say that NYC is one of the worst cities to stay for asthma patients. The level of pollution and allergens is too high in NYC. I hope this healthy housing scheme would improve the living conditions in the state. Another thing that I feel should be done is create more awareness about the use of vacuum cleaners. Nowadays, there are specially designed vacuum cleaners like the dyson cinetic ones which are...
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Blog Post CommentYou can find other vacs and products that are Certified asthma & allergy friendly™
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Blog Post CommentI am trying to quit smoking but have to say that 25 feet OUTSIDE is a bit much. Very few people smoke....so it;s not exactly a smokestack outside. Smoke is bad I agree but many disabled people cannot get 25 feet and live in public housing. I see both sides.
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Blog Post Comment👍Please mention places using air fresheners or other scented products. Making it difficult to go into them or use any restrooms. Hotels using them in their lobbies and you can't go in. I hope the Government finally makes better laws for people with asthma and other allergies. It is considered a disability, but places don't care. Good Luck
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Blog Post CommentI agree with Belle. When schools, hospitals or Any building uses scent devices (like scent beams, Glade, febreeze, scented floor cleaning products, scented hand sanitizer, scented carpet cleaner, scented soap) it becomes a barrier for those of us who have reactions to the chemicals in those fragrances. (those with chemical induced asthma, migraines, COPD, learning disabilities, dementia). The list is endless as to how many people are affected by the undisclosed chemicals that chemical...
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Blog Post Comment❤️Can AAFA create a facebook profile photo frame we could use to help promote awareness of this?
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Blog Post CommentGreat suggestion Tiffany! I will forward this on.