What's Inside? That Counts: Cleaners
Are there toxic skeletons in your cleaning closet? The David Suzuki Foundation wants to know!
Gather up your cleaning products and help us discover more about what you use to give your home a scrub-down by participating in our survey. Participants will be automatically entered for the chance to win fabulous eco-prizes!
We clean to keep our homes healthy. But some cleaning products contain harmful chemicals that have been linked to cancer, reproductive disorders, asthma and severe allergies.
Surprisingly, manufacturers aren't required to disclose these chronic health and environmental hazards on their labels. By filling out this questionnaire, you're helping the David Suzuki Foundation fill in the blanks on what they're not telling you about your cleaning products.
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