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Sometimes information needs to get really personal before we pay attention. Take cleaning products, for example. Every one of us uses them or breathes their fumes every day, whether we're at work or at home. That's because we all want our environments to look, feel, and smell clean, right? Makes sense, but we're paying a high price for all that...

According to many sources, including the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), many of the cleaning products found on store shelves contain harsh chemicals that pose a serious threat to people, pets, and the environment.

Every day we are exposed to toxins from the very products that intended to promote cleanliness and safety. Click to see how these products can harm us and those we love.

The cleaning industry is all about getting rid of dirt and germs. Just how we get rid of them is becoming more and more important to increasingly safety-savvy consumers. They know that, ironically, the very products we depend on to make our physical environments clean and safe are too often highly toxic. From the CDC to the World Health ...

Germs are all around us. If you thought about it too much, you would never want to leave your house. You'd never eat at a public buffet, you'd never sit down at an office desk and you'd never put your hands on the handle of a shopping cart. Germs are everywhere.

We want to keep our children safe from toxic chemicals. Unfortunately, many of the products we use to make these facilities safe are actually posing a threat. That's because many cleaners, particularly those used in commercial settings, are full of hidden dangers we don't even consider.

Pet lovers make sure their pets are always safe and looked after, so it makes sense to take all of the steps to ensure your pets are not facing harm in places you might not even think of. Household cleaners, for example, can present a great deal of danger to your pets.

Keeping any area clean and free of germs and bacteria that can cause illness is extremely important for businesses of all types, but the food industry is often held to a higher standard due to regulations imposed by federal and state agencies.

A lot of people want to get in shape and stay healthy.For this reason, many people get memberships to commercial gyms. While a membership is a great way to stay committed to a healthy exercise regimen, going to a public gym can present its own set of issues, especially if the gym isn't kept as clean as it should be kept.

A dirty restaurant kitchen not only shows that the business has no respect for what they do, it can lead to serious health issues that could cause customers to become ill. It is also a violation of many state and federal guidelines that could cause you to be fined or even shut down, which results in loss of income.