harmful chemicals

Home cleaners and scented consumer products release harmful chemicals that pollute indoor air and cause a number of adverse health impacts.

While they leave our clothes looking spotless and smelling fresh, our detergents contain many chemicals that are known toxins.

Are your fingertips dry and palms super rough? You may have hand eczema- one of the most common occupational skin diseases. And here's how you got it.

If your hands are getting itchier by the day, take a look at the label on your dishwash liquid. The harmful chemicals in it are causing more damage to your skin than you think!

We want to change the world, and it must begin from own homes. Here's why we think our cleaners need to change!

Whether your pet licks it once, your skin comes in direct contact with it, or it gets washed down the drain, a floor cleaner should be safe, and not come with a long list of warnings.

Somewhere on your toilet cleaner, you'll see a long list of harmful chemicals and words of caution stating ‘keep away from eyes and mouth’ or ‘harmful for animals and humans’. Do we really need such toxic acids to clean our toilets?

Foaming agents, perfumes and antifungal ingredients—if you don't wash the soap perfectly, you may be eating them along with your food!

Stay away from acids and chemicals that can burn your skin and damage your tissues!

In an internal meeting on July 25,BIS has decided to restrict the use of the following chemicals: toluene, titanium acetylacetonate and phthalates.