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"Walk through a supermarket or big-box store, and you&amp;#039;ll notice a trend: attractive packaging designed to look as nice in your home as it does on the shelf. But gussied-up household products could pose safety risks.  Case in point: Renuzit&amp;#039;s Crystal Elements Ruby Berries air freshener bears a striking resemblance to a dish of candy. While the legally mandated &amp;quot;keep out of reach of children and pets&amp;quot; warning, choking-hazard caution, and first aid info are listed on the box and bottom of the dish, these may not be enough to protect sweets-loving kids or adults, or hungry pets. Other risky products: Xtra-Pine All Purpose Cleaner&amp;#039;s elegantly rounded blue bottle could be mistaken for a sports drink. Green Way&amp;#039;s Dilutable Cleaner also appears beverage-like, and the lovely lemongrass scent might entice a child to take a sip. Leave Method&amp;#039;s Le Scrub \u2014 a soap scum remover \u2014 by the tub, and you may take it for a skin exfoliator. And Biokleen&amp;#039;s Kitchen &amp;amp;amp; Bath Soy Cream Cleaner looks a whole lot like hair conditioner. Bottom line: Store all cleaning products not only out of reach of children and pets, but also away from spots where you stash food or beauty items. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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