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"Why aren&amp;#039;t all the ingredients in cleaning products listed on the label? Companies are required by law to list any ingredients with potential risks \u2014 such as eye or skin irritants \u2014 on the label, along with handling, storage, and first aid information. And beginning this month, the cleaning products industry is initiating a voluntary program in which participating companies, like Procter &amp;amp;amp; Gamble, will disclose ingredients of cleaners, air fresheners, polishes, and more, listing them in descending order of concentration. This information can be obtained on the label, at the manufacturer&amp;#039;s Website, via a toll-free line, or by mailing in a written request. Two other big players launched disclosure plans early last year: Clorox and SC Johnson (whose program is particularly thorough).  Remember: Cleaners made with natural ingredients may still cause irritation. Follow the label&amp;#039;s safety precautions. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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