Did you know that some wallboards contain hazardous materials that can impact your health?

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However, as we evolve into a more health-conscious culture there’s also a rise and demand for healthier building materials, like clay and magnesium oxide drywall.

➡️ Interior designer, Cassy West (@‌wellness_by_dezign), contributed a wonderful article in this month’s HealthyHOME magazine on cleaner wallboard (drywall) alternatives, link to the full article📖 here: www.wellnessbydezign.com/blog-2/6z7xzsxal7lym8h5f2k2dh8gpb6y8f

When remodeling or building a new home, you may not think to question the contractor’s choice of building materials, but please do ask questions!

No home is perfect and often times we don’t have choices in building materials, but if you are in a position to choose your materials, take some time to research building materials and opt for the best fit for your family’s health.

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And in turn, find comfort in knowing that you are intentionally creating a healthier home environment for yourself and your family.💖🏡