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Article #3: Typical Compounds Found In Cleaning Agents
| Name | Where Found |
Purpose | Dangers |
| (Lye), potassium hydroxide, sodium hydroxide | oven and drain cleaners | chemically attack and dissolve organic matter | extremely dangerous to all parts of body, especially eyes |
| Ammonia | oven and window cleaners, wax removers | chemically attack and dissolve organic matter | strong concentrations attack skin, eyes, lungs |
| Sodium tripolyphosphate | coffeepot cleaners | water softener and building agent | strong concentrations attack skin, eyes, lungs |
| Sodium phosphate | cleaners, scouring powders | water softener and building agent | strong concentrations attack skin, eyes, lungs |
| Sodium silicate | dishwashing detergent | water softener and building agent | strong concentrations attack skin, eyes, lungs |
| Sodium metasilicate | dishwashing detergent | water softener and building agent | strong concentrations attack skin, eyes, lungs |
| Sulfuric acid | commercial drain cleaners | chemically attack and dissolve organic matter | extremely dangerous to entire body |
| Hydrochloric acid | drain cleaners, toilet cleaners | remove stains and deposits | extremely dangerous to entire body |
| Phosphoric acid | denture cleaners, metal cleaners and polish | remove stains, dissolve rust | extremely dangerous to entire body |
| Sodium hypochlorite | bleach chlorine | remove color, disinfect | dangerous to entire body; never mix with anything other |
| Calcium hypochlorite | bleach chlorine | remove color, disinfect | dangerous to entire body; never mix with anything other |
| Sodium perborate | Oxygen bleach, denture cleaners | remove color, disinfect | dangerous to entire body; mildly toxic |
| Sodium dodecylbenzene sulfonate | detergent | dissolve grease and oil | continued contact removes protective oil from skin |
Home > Lesson 51 – Chemicals In The Household Environment
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The Chemicals In Your Home
- 3. The Benefits of Natural Living in the Home
- 4. Questions & Answers
- Article #1: Radiation in Your Kitchen By Mike Benton
- Article #2: World’s Most Polluted Place: The American Home!
- Article #3: Typical Compounds Found In Cleaning Agents
- Article #4: Typical Potential Household Hazards In A Retail Merchandise Catalog
- Article #5: In-Depth Home Survey
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