Some people are concerned about chemicals in their cleaning supplies –– others, not so much. Experts share how consumers should think about the contents in cleansers.

If you live in a household with pets, cleaners can pose an unseen danger. Get rid of these cleaning products to keep your house safe for your pets.

Some chemicals used in cleaning products can contribute to allergies, asthma, and other health problems, which is why it’s important to look for safer ingredients.

AspenClean, a West Vancouver based company and maid service, is striving to remove harmful chemical cleaning products from homes across the lower mainland, says Alicia Sokolowski, AspenClean’s ...

The chemicals are nonflammable, chlorinated solvents that can be found in cleaning products and dry cleaning processes, and they are linked to a variety of cancers, the EPA said.

Fortunately, the growing demand for cleaner and greener alternatives has led to a rise in chemical-free home cleaning products and more people sharing DIY alternatives using ingredients you may ...

Environment EPA bans two cancer-causing chemicals used in everyday products. Michal Freedhoff, EPA assistant administrator for the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention, said the bans ...

Some people are concerned about chemicals in their cleaning supplies –– others, not so much. Experts share how consumers should think about the contents in cleansers.

The chemicals in your cleaners Cleaning products may contain volatile organic compounds, or VOCs, which include hundreds of different chemicals, said Dr. Natalie Johnson, associate professor of ...