Remodeling Without Toxins

Insist on healthy and nontoxic materials for your home.

By Natural Home Staff
May/June 2004
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Whether you’re building or remodeling on your own or with a contractor, insist on the healthiest, most nontoxic materials available, suggests author Debra Lynn Dadd. Her newly revised, 20th- anniversary edition of Home Safe Home (Tarcher/Penguin, 2004) contains a new chapter on safe building and remodeling materials.

Source: Home Safe Home (revised edition) by Debra Lynn Dadd (Tarcher/Penguin, 2004).

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