What Is Under Your Sink

	Carpet Cleaners Extremely toxic to children. The fumes given off by carpet cleaners can cause cancer and liver damage.
	Chlorine The chemical most frequently involved in household poisonings and a potent pollutant. May cause reproductive, endocrine, and immune system disorders.
	Degreasers May contain petroleum distillates and butyl cellosolve, which can damage lung tissues and dissolve fatty tissue surrounding nerve cells.
	Drain Cleaners One of the most hazardous products in the home. Can contain lye, which is a strong caustic substance that causes severe corrosive damage to eyes, skin, mouth, and stomach. Can be fatal if swallowed.
	Glass Cleaners May contain ammonia. Fumes from ammonia can irritate skin, eyes, and respiratory system.
	Mold and Mildew Removers Often an acute respiratory irritant. May damage lungs, eyes, and skin.
	Oven Cleaners One of the most dangerous cleaning products. Can cause severe damage to eyes, skin, mouth, and throat.
	Scouring Cleansers May contain butyl cellosolve, a petroleum-based solvent that can irritate mucous membranes and cause liver and kidney damage.
	Toilet Bowl Cleaners One of the most dangerous cleaning products. Can contain chlorine and hydrochloric acid. Harmful to health simply by breathing during use.
	Tub and Tile Cleaners Can contain chlorine and may contribute to the formation of organochlorines, a dangerous class of compounds that can cause reproductive, endocrine and immune system disorders. Going Green is not only a smart choice for the planet but for yourself. Think of the harsh toxins you are breathing in daily from the chemicals you use in your home. Cheryl C McNeil