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The Table of Contents from the new, revised 2005 edition of Home Safe Home...
Table of ContentsAcknowledgementsAuthor's NoteIntroductionHow to Use This Book1: How Safe is Your Home?New Studies Show Household Toxics Really Are ToxicCreating Your Own Safe Home 2: Assessing Your RiskTypes of ToxicityOur Chemical Exposures How Toxic Chemicals Get Into Our Bodies What Our Bodies Do With Toxic Chemicals How to Determine if a Product is Toxic Why You Should Be Concerned About Household Toxics 3: Household Hazardous Waste4: Indoor Air PollutionAir FiltersHumidity Automobile Exhaust Secondhand Tobacco Smoke Combustion By-products-- nnGas Appliances, Kerosene Heaters, Fireplaces, and Woodstoves Asbestos Radon Mold Plastics Lead Electromagnetic Fields Smoke Detectors Christmas Trees 5: Household Cleaning and Laundry ProductsDrain CleanersOven Cleaners Furniture and Floor Polish Silver Polishes and Other Metal Cleaners Ammonia and Other All-purpose Cleaners Basin-Tub, and Tile Cleaners Mold and Mildew Cleaners Disinfectants Rug, Carpet, and Upholstery Shampoos Spot Removers Dry Cleaning Chlorine Bleach Laundry Detergents Fabric Softeners Spray Starch Dishwasher Detergents Glass Cleaners Souring Powders Air Fresheners and Odor Removers Dishwashing Liquids 6: Home and Garden Pest ControlLawn CareGarden Pesticides Rat and Mouse Killers Household Insecticides Insect Repellents Mothballs Lice Shampoos Termiticides As a Last Resort 7: WaterBottled WaterWater Filters 8: Drugs and MedicationsArthritis, Fever, and AchesHeartburn, Constipation, Diarrhea, and Nausea Allergic Hay Fever Colds and Coughs Insomnia If You Must Take Medications 9: Beauty and HygieneDenture CleanersFeminine Deodorant Sprays and Douches Hair Spray and Styling Mousse Shampoo Mouthwash Toothpaste and Toothbrushes Astringents and Toners Nail Polish and Nail-Polish Removers Hair-Removal Products Hair Colors Permanent Waves Tampons and Sanitary Pads Contraceptives Perfumes and Aftershaves Antiperspirants and Deodorants Bubble Baths Soap and Other Skin-Care Products Cosmetics Sun Protection Talcum Powder Toilet Paper and Tissues Lubricants 10: FoodCoffeeMeat, Poultry, and Eggs Milk and Dairy Products Fats and Oils Fish and Seafood Sweeteners Food Poisoning Food Irradiation Cookware Dishware Food Storage Microwave Ovens Barbecued and Broiled Foods Alcoholic Beverages Vitamin and Mineral Dietary Supplements 11: TextilesClothingbeds and Bedding Shower Curtains Footware and Shoe Care Luggage and Bags Fabrics, Yarns and Notions Irons and Ironing Board Covers Kitchen and Table Linens Bath Linens 12: Home Office and Art SuppliesEpoxy, Rubber Cement, and "Super Glue"Typewriter Correction Fluid Artists' Colors Computers Copy Machines, Computer Laser Printers, and Plain Paper Facsimile Machines Paper 13: Babies and ChildrenCribsDiapers Babies' and Kids' Clothing Baby Food Toys Baby-Care Products 14: Pet CareFlea ControlPet Food and Nutritional Supplements 15: Home Finishings and FurnishingsHouseplantsPaints and Finishes Carpeting and Flooring Furniture Candles Light Wallpaper Window Coverings 16: Building and Remodeling MaterialsAdhesivesCaulk Ceramic Tile Plumbing Cabinets and Countertops Sheathing, Subflooring and Paneling Doors Insulation Walls Framing Roofing Windows Siding 17: Finding a Safe HomeAPPENDIX A: Harmful Effects of Common SubstancesAPPENDIX B: Household PoisonsGeneral Precautions for Using Household Poisons Emergency Action for Household PoisoningsRECOMMENDED RESOURCESBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX |
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