Even though you may be aware of the toxic chemicals that can be found within the outdoor air, you may not know as much about the harmful chemicals that can be found in your home.The average American spends about 90 percent of his or her time inside. In fact, according to the EPA, levels of indoor air pollutants can be two to five times higher than outdoor pollution levels.What are the 13 harmful chemicals you should consider getting rid of inside your home?

Non-stick cookware

Conventional cleaning supplies

Air fresheners

CFL light bulbs

Chemical insecticides and herbicides

Chemical fertilizers

Flame retardants

Fabric softener and dryer sheets

Plastic bottles

Antibacterial products

Plastic shopping bags

Scented detergents

Perfumes and scented soaps

Listen in as Holly Lucille, ND, RN, shares the 13 harmful chemicals you should consider removing from your home.