Yes, some cats have a propensity for laziness. But all cats are inquisitive creatures by nature, and you can bet that your cat has explored every corner of the home at some point in time. Unfortunately, many household plants, items, cleaning products, and foods are harmful to cats. It ca...
Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) is defined by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as leftover household products that are toxic, corrosive, or can catch fire, react, or explode. Products such as paints, cleaners, oils, batteries, and pesticides can contain hazardous ingredients that require...
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Your favorite clothes, cookware, and even dental floss may contain toxic chemicals that are harmful to human health. Now, a new Colorado law is aiming to make those products safer. The new law will affect all kinds of things Coloradans buy and use every day, that a...
Be very mindful of the products you are using in your yard and home. Try to switch to products that are known to be safe for pets. Some chemicals can be harmful to dogs if they are ingested, inhaled, or make contact with skin. In some cases, chemicals can enter the bloodstream and ...
Below, discover some common household products that are considered hazardous waste — but be sure to look up a complete list of household hazardous waste materials if you’re unsure what does and doesn’t qualify. Toxic Batteries Fluorescent light bulbs Electronics (e.g., laptop, cell phone,...
One reason for this is that consumers are becoming more aware of the environment and sustainability issues. 其中一个原因是消费者越来越意识到环境和可持续性问题。 They also want to make their home a safe place, free from toxic chemicals. 他们还想让自己的家成为一个安全的地方,没有有毒化学物质。
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Toxic Household Dust? After her daughter Ruby was born, Katrina Friedman made a startling discovery. The dust in her house contained trace amounts of a potentially dangerous chemical compound called polybrominated diphenyl ethers. Friedman learned Ruby's exposure to PBDE was near the level that ...