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Some everyday cleaning products may release hundreds of hazardous volatile organic compounds, known as VOCs, according to a new study. Breathing in VOCs can cause eye, nose and throat irritation, ...

These products may be freshening up your home — but at what cost? A new study, published Tuesday in Chemosphere, found household cleaning products may release hundreds of hazardous compounds that ...

Two carcinogens used in various industrial settings and in consumer products were banned Monday by the Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA's new risk management rules ban all uses of ...

There are all kinds of cleaning products available on the market. At least in the U.S. In fact, here are several U.S. cleaning products that are illegal in other countries.

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No one likes the sound of “dangerous cleaning products.” But here are some words we like even less: germs, bacteria, and microorganisms. Powerful cleaners like bleach and ammonia are known to destroy ...

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Some TikTok cleaning hacks can be dangerous for your health and your belongings. Experts say to avoid overloading your toilet with cleaning products, running water through toasters and filling your ...