Eco-Friendly paints from Mythic Paints

Anny | Jan 30, 2021

Paints do make our indoor spaces more vibrant and also protect us against mildew and other sorts of organisms that inhabit our wall spaces. However, little do we know that many chemicals present in paints, thinners, solvents are in fact harmful to our health. They are known to cause a lot of respiratory problems and some of them are carcinogenic as well. In our quest to find sustainable and safe alternates that can be used in our everyday life, let’s take a look at some paint ranges that are safe for you as well as the environment. Common harmful chemicals in some paints are asbestos, lead, mercury, CFC’s, formaldehyde, etc. There has been an increased focus on developing non-toxic varieties of paints that do not contain these chemical sand are deemed to be safe for you. There are a whole lot of such chemicals that are emitted from a painted surface-together classified as VOC’s. VOCs emitted by high solvent-containing paints have been linked to a variety of health effects including eye, nose, and throat irritation; dizziness; liver, kidney, and central nervous system damage, and even cancer.

Mythic paints are one manufacture of non-toxic paints which comes in a myriad of colors that can suit every taste and decor. They are also certified to be safe from VOC’s (volatile organic compounds) and have a broad range of paints, emulsions, primer, exterior, and interior paints,

You can choose from flat, Egg-shell, semi-gloss sheens which are as good as any other paint ranges in the market.

The range was developed in association with the University of Southern Mississippi. Southern Diversified Products owns Mythic paints and is headquartered in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

You can buy their paints online from their site, and can also check the availability of a retailer near your location. If you order from their site, they do not charge you any shipping charge within the continental USA. Mythic paint products cover approximately 350-400 square feet per gallon. Using these paints in your interior is one way you can increase your chances of getting a LEED certification for your home.

Link:www.mythicpaint.com



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