can irritate the respiratory tract, eyes & skin.
These are found in fragrances and can disrupt the endocrine system, potentially causing asthma and respiratory issues.
a surfactant used to remove oil from surfaces, SLS is known to irritate skin and may be toxic to the environment.
found in detergents and bathroom cleaners - can be toxic to aquatic life and can cause throat and eye irritation.
this product is highly toxic to animals and humans and can cause burns, skin irritation and damage to the lungs.
these solvents are known to cause Environmental pollution and have been linked to several types of cancer.
a synthetic antibacterial ingredient found in soaps and other household products. It’s registered as a pesticide by the Environmental Protection Agency, posing risk to human health and the environment.
found in multi-purpose cleaners, can cause throat irritation; continued exposure can cause breathing problems, low blood pressure and liver/kidney damage.
a known human carcinogen and hazardous air pollutant. Formaldehyde can cause skin, eye, respiratory issues, headaches, dizziness and nausea.
designed to be “all around” cleaners for a variety of surfaces. These products can present a number of hazards to be conscious of. This includes chemical agents like diethanolamine (DEWA) and Triethanolamine (TEA), which can react to nitrates. These carcinogens can be extremely hazardous to your health.
common cleaning product with chemicals in it that can cause skin irritation and respiratory issues. Some also contain nerve - damaging petroleum distillates, which are flammable as well as dangerous to ingest.
used in household cleaning products, including Lysol, Sprays, oven cleaners, bathroom cleaners and leather cleaning. Some carpet cleaners use significant concentrations of Butoxdiglycol, which can irritate and inflame lungs. A new body of research found a link to developmental and reproductive toxicity.
These are designed to kill germs but they are suspected of causing eye, skin, lung and reproductive health issues.
bleach fumes can contain chlorine and chloroform, which have been linked to respiratory neurological effects and cancer.
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