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2 facts match “cleaning”

What you can do / Government agency

EPA says to never mix chlorine bleach solution with other cleaning solutions or detergents that contain ammonia, because toxic fumes could be produced.

Strong evidence: Well-established chemistry (chloramine gas formation); stated here as a direct safety instruction, not a study finding.

Source: US EPA, "A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture and Your Home" Link to this fact

What you can do / Other evidence

EWG will not license air fresheners, candles, plug-in or timed-release odor products, or liquid laundry and dishwasher pods, so an EWG Verified mark will not be found on those product types.

Strong evidence: Reflects the 10.24 criteria; EWG may change categories, and unlicensed products are not necessarily worse.

Source: EWG Verified criteria for cleaning products (10.24), Environmental Working Group, 2024 Link to this fact

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