Not Only The Cars And Factories - The Perfume You Use Also Contributes To Air Pollution

Researchers at National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, found that roughly 95% of the air pollution comes from our cars, and remaining 5% comes from some of our favorite household products like perfume, soap and paints. In case of perfumes, they contain various types of volatile organic compounds that goes into the air and supposedly reacts in the atmosphere which creates pollutants, while products like soap and paints also emit significant quantities of petroleum based toxic chemicals in the air.

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