Cleaning- Hazard to Your Health!

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Hi everyone,

I thought this would be of interest,

Misty.

 

Everyday products and the toxins contained in them.

 

DOVE BEAUTY BAR:

Quaternium 15; Formaldehyde-Carcinogen. Causes cancer, dermatitis,

neurotoxin, and sensitzer - poisonous, irritant to the skin, eyes

and

mucous membranes. ButylatedHydroxytoluene, (BHT) Carcinogen.

 

 

JOHNSON'S BABY SHAMPOO :

 

Quaternium 15; FD & C RED 40: Carcinogen and causes dermatitis.

 

 

CREST TARTAR CONTROL TOOTHPASTE:

Saccharin: Carcinogen, contains Phenol. If you accidentally swallow

more than a pea-sized amount of this, you must contact the Poison

Control Center immediately. This warning does not appear on the

tube.

 

 

TIDE AND CHEER DETERGENT:

 

Detergent: Can cause temporary respiratory tract irritation.

Symptoms include stinging, swelling or redness. Sodium silicate:

Can be corrosive. Can cause burns to the eyes and tissue damage to

the skin, as well as cause burns to the mouth, throat and stomach if

swallowed. Sodium Sulfate: Corrosive: Severe eye, skin and

respiratory irritant. Can cause asthma attacks. Thisodium

Nitrilotriacetate: Carcinogen

 

 

Note: Tide powder contains fiberglass. If you use this and your

sweaty and itchy, it's the fiberglass in your clothing from the

laundry detergent.

 

 

FANTASTIC, Formula 409:

 

 

Butyl Cellosolve: Neurotoxin. Eye and skin irritant. Damages

central nervous system, kidney and liver. Readily absorbed through

the skin. Damages blood and body's ability to make blood – listed

as

a pesticide.

 

 

 

 

WINDEX AEROSOL GLASS CLEANER:

Butyl Cellosolve (see above) Isobutene: Neurotoxin.

 

 

LYSOL DISINFECTANT:

 

Dioxin; Carcinogen, 500,000 times more deadly than DDT Ethyl

Alcohol:

Eye, Skin, and respiratory tract irritant.

 

 

Here is what funeral directors are now saying " The levels of

formaldehyde in our bodies have increased so much so that we now

only use half the required amounts in preservation " Yuck!

 

 

Each year nearly 1.5 million accidental ingestions of poisons are

reported to U.S. Poison Control Centers. The majority of the

victims are under the age of 12 and have swallowed a cleaning or

personal care product.