Hayward Score identifies the major issues in your home that can impact your health and gives you personalized actionable recommendations to fix them!
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Hayward Score identifies the major issues in your home that can impact your health and gives you personalized actionable recommendations to fix them!
While your Christmas tree probably doesn’t need a warning label – bringing either a real or artificial Christmas tree into your home could be hazardous to you and your family’s health! Christmas trees, whether real or artificial, brings in a lot of unwanted allergens and chemicals like mold, pollen, brake dust, and lead. These Christmas tree chemicals are common but often unnoticed triggers of respiratory issues, especially for asthma and allergy sufferers, and ongoing exposure isn’t ideal for anyone.
But a few simple steps can reduce the risk of exposure throughout the season. Whether you choose real or artificial – our expert tips will help you have a healthy Christmas tree!
Download our Christmas Tree Protocol today!
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Dana is a seasoned marketing and communications professional with over 20 years experience helping companies achieve awareness and financial goals in consumer, technology, and non-profit industries. Most recently she was Director of Communications at Castilleja School and began her career in brand marketing with Clorox. She received her MBA from Harvard University and BA from Wellesley College.
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