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Lawyer Tom Bosworth , a lawyer specializing in wrongful death cases, revealed that carcinogens silently reside in air fresheners, cleaning products and carpet shampoos.
Federal law requires companies to disclose all ingredients on food, cosmetics and drug labels but cleaning products are exempt, leaving consumers in the dark about what toxins they might be breathing in.
When breathed in, these chemicals can damage the liver and nervous system and can cause skin and lung cancer.
People should look for 'green products' when selecting carpet shampoo, including those that aren't fragrant.
A separate study in 2018 found that inhaling cleaning products, like furniture polish , could cause as much lung damage as smoking a 20 -pack of cigarettes a day.
It is still important to remain wary of what ingredients the so-called green products contain, according to Samara Geller , the senior director of cleaning science at the Environmental Working Group .
She warned that just because a product says 'green,' 'eco-safe,' or 'environmentally friendly,' it doesn't necessarily mean it's safe because it isn't regulated by the EPA .
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