Scientists reveal simple new process that may help eliminate toxic chemicals from everyday items
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Northwestern University researchers have found a simple solution that may break down toxic PFAS chemicals, which are linked to a variety of health problems: basically, a mixture of soap and water.
Deirdre Reilly is a senior editor, lifestyle, with Fox News Digital.
They are a group of chemicals used to make products that are resistant to heat, stains, oil, grease and water.
Teflon pans, laundry detergent, dish detergent and food packaging all contain them, according to Purewaterbog.com — as do other products that provide convenience in daily life but leave chemicals behind for generations.
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