Be a Label Reader!
When you clean and disinfect your home, you shouldn’t have to worry about exposure to chemicals that harm your health. But many common cleaning products contain hazardous ingredients that can cause asthma and other respiratory illnesses. Now more than ever, protecting the health of yourself and your loved ones matters. Choose safer cleaning and disinfecting products that avoid harmful ingredients and are just as effective. Learn which products to look for and where to get them.
Choose safer cleaning and disinfecting products – here’s how:
Look for products that have trusted labels - Products with these labels are just as effective, but avoid harmful ingredients like ammonia and chlorine bleach that can cause health issues.
Find your nearest store that carries safer products*
*Please note: Product availability may be affected by the pandemic. Call ahead to stores to confirm product availability.
In the map above, featured retailers appear in yellow and large retailers appear in blue.
Read product labels - Many cleaning products contain hazardous ingredients. If you see the words “caution”, “warning”, or “danger” on a cleaning product’s label, read the fine print to protect your family’s health. Be sure to follow printed instructions closely.
Learn more
- Safer Cleaning and Disinfection Factsheet (PDF)
- Safer Cleaning Tips and Tricks
- How to Safely Dispose of Hazardous Products
- Stay Healthy During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Small Business
Attract customers to your business! Commit to carrying safer cleaning and disinfecting products and your business will be featured on our store locater, where SF residents can find you.
Choose the right products - Carry products with the Green Seal and EPA Safer Choice labels*.
Use discount code READY2USE or call 888-400-8933 to get $12 off the purchase of Skilcraft cleaning products for resale.
Use safer products in your business - Safer cleaning and disinfecting products protect the health of employees and customers by avoiding exposure to chemicals that can cause or trigger asthma. This is especially relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic.
