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In this video, we learn about harmful chemicals, and what household cleaning chemicals should you be concerned...

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In this video, we learn about harmful chemicals, and what household cleaning chemicals should you be concerned about

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Household Cleaning Chemicals You Should Avoid

Host: What household cleaning chemicals should I be concerned about? Michael Schade: The ones we should be concerned about are Ammonia, Bleach and Formaldehyde. In institutional settings, you want to look for cleaning chemicals that are certified as green. There is an independent certification company called Green Seal who has certified over 200 products and 37 product categories. What the Green Seal certification does is they try to avoid chemicals that are most hazardous for our health. Those are that cause respiratory problems and other health problems among janitorial staff, among consumers, among children, so you can look for products that are certified as Green Seal safe.

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Host: What household cleaning chemicals should I be concerned about?

Michael Schade: The ones we should be concerned about are Ammonia, Bleach and Formaldehyde. In institutional settings, you want to look for cleaning chemicals that are certified as green. There is an independent certification company called Green Seal who has certified over 200 products and 37 product categories. What the Green Seal certification does is they try to avoid chemicals that are most hazardous for our health. Those are that cause respiratory problems and other health problems among janitorial staff, among consumers, among children, so you can look for products that are certified as Green Seal safe.

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