Organic Solvents MEA in the World's Finest Cleaners, Wax & Polish

Artificial fragrances are 95% derived from petrochemicals. The word "fragrance" listed on a label can indicate that as many as 600 separate chemicals have been used in the formula. Some, such as methylene chloride, are carcinogenic, and some contain or release formaldehyde. Germacides Mostly-synthetic bacteriacides - See benzalkonium chloride. Found in disinfecting hand soaps, dishwashing detergents, disinfectants, and cleaners.

Glycol ether or butyl cellosolve. Ethylene glycol monobutyl ether+ thylene-diamine-tetra-acetic (see EDTA) Can damage the kidneys, liver, and central nervous system. Can be absorbed quickly through the skin. Found in some household cleaning products, paints, cosmetics, and perfumes. Hydrochloric acid. Found in aluminum cleaners and removers.

Kerosene (also mineral spirits)is Neurotoxic and damages lung tissues. May contain the carcinogen benzene. Found in all-purpose cleaners, furniture polishes, and waxes. MEA (monoethanolamine) Methanol (also known as methyl alchohol) Neurotoxic. Found in glass cleaners, some paint removers and strippers, and art products.

Methyl Alchohol - see methanol. Metyl n-butyl ketone - see organic solvents. Mineral spirits - see kerosene. Monoethanolamine (see DEA) Morpholine. Extremely toxic. Found in all-purpose cleaners, furniture polishes, and car waxes. n-Hexane Naphthas - see petroleum distillates. Found in air fresheners, deodorizers, carpet cleaners, and toilet-bowl cleaners.