Here are some examples of cleaners commonly found in homes. The Center of Science in Public Interest revealed that dishwashing detergents have caused more household poisonings than any other cleaning product in the home. Nearly all dishwashing detergents contain naphtha, a fuel used in camping stoves. Naphtha is a central nervous system depressant. Other high-tech cleaning agents included are diethanolsamine which is a liver poison, and chlorophenylphenol which is a toxic metabolic stimulant.
Chlorine is a poison present in nearly all dishwashing detergents.
When washing your dishes, these chemicals are being released into your breathing space. By releasing nerve-deadening agents or coating your mucus membranes with an oily film, hindering your natural ability to smell. The fresh air in a can may be able to fool humans but you will notice your pets wisely running for cover. On the back of Tile Power there is a warning, Use in well-ventilated areas. This product is not recommended for use by persons with heart conditions or chronic respiratory problems.