Always read labels.
Carefully review all safety precautions on product labels before opening and using the product.Children and cleaning.
There are plenty of ways kids can help around the house. Enlist them to fold laundry, put away toys and make their beds. However, some cleaning products should be kept out of reach of children (and pets, too), so check labels to make sure. Be sure that you supervise them as appropriate for their age.Learn about chemicals.
Never mix chlorine bleach with any substances that contain acids, alkalis or ammonia. The resulting fumes can harm skin and eyes, and high concentrations can even be deadly.Store properly.
Keep toxic and flammable materials safely stored in their original containers and away from hot appliances and open fires. And always be sure to keep out of reach of children.Get a little fresh air.
You may want to open a window or a door to get the air circulating while cleaning.Pregnant? Talk to your doctor.
He or she may have some smart advice to help you do common housecleaning tasks.First aid.
If a cleaning product is accidentally ingested, the directions on the product label should be followed for immediate treatment. Call a Poison Center or your doctor for further advice. If the product comes in contact with your eyes, immediately rinse out your eyes with plenty of water. If irritation persists, seek medical assistance.