FACTS

• Children breathe closer to surfaces where chemical residues linger.
• Sprays increase inhalation exposure compared to wipes or cloth application.
• Improper mixing is a leading cause of cleaning-related poisonings.
• Routine practices matter more than product strength.
• Ventilation significantly reduces airborne exposure.

STATS

• The U.S. CDC and Poison Control Centers receive tens of thousands of calls annually related to cleaning chemical exposure, with bleach among the most common products involved.
• NIOSH links repeated disinfectant exposure to increased risk of respiratory irritation and skin conditions among workers.
• The U.S. EPA identifies improved ventilation as an effective control for reducing indoor chemical exposure.
• Canadian […]

  This content is for BHHC Safety Center policy holders.

  If you are a BHHC policy holder, login to access compliant safety training, tools and videos.

  Don’t have a username and password? Click here to register and get instant access.

  Don’t know if you are still a BHHC policy holder? Questions regarding online services and registration may be directed to BHHC’s Customer Care Center at (888) 495-8949.