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Safe Home, Clean Earth

Does Your House

Hold

Hazardous Products?
House

Check the boxes of the household hazardous products you have in your home.
Look for signal words as a tip to identify them.

Safe Home, Clean Earth
Household Hazardous Products
Shopping Guide
Most hazardous Poison: highly toxic
Arrow Danger: extremely flammable, corrosive, or toxic
Warning: moderate hazard
Caution: mild/moderate hazard
Least hazardous No Signal Word: the product is not hazardous
Things I Need to Buy...

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Safe Home, Clean Earth
Household Hazardous Products
Shopping Guide
Most hazardous Poison: highly toxic
Arrow Danger: extremely flammable, corrosive, or toxic
Warning: moderate hazard
Caution: mild/moderate hazard
Least hazardous No Signal Word: the product is not hazardous
Things I Need to Buy...

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Table of Contents | Introduction and Credits | Background Information | Presentation Outlines
What is a Household Hazardous Product? | Does your house hold hazardous products? | Product Labels
Home Inventory | News Releases and Articles | Radio PSA's | Education Resource List

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Signature Effort

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