Name and address of manufacturer, distributor, packer, or seller. Statement on how to avoid the hazard must appear with safe use instructions. Label information addresses acute or immediate effects only. Chronic or long-term hazards to chemical products are not discussed. Only the percentages of inert ingredients are required on the label, not their identities.
Some inert ingredients are hazardous.
Also, proper disposal information often is not listed on the label of many products. Home maintenance supplies, including paint varnish and lacquer, paint stripper, primer, rust remover, mineral spirits, glue, turpentine, wood stain, wood preservative, roofing tar, swimming pool chemicals. Household cleaners including, drain, toilet, and oven cleaners, disinfectants, ammonia, spot removers, cleansers and powdered cleaners, bleach, liquid cleaners and dyes, laundry degreasers, and household-related pesticides and insecticides. Other hazardous household-related products include aerosol products, dry cell and disc or button batteries, hearing aid batteries, moth balls and flakes, shoe polishes, photographic chemicals, smoke detectors, and air fresheners and deodorizers. Some nail polish removers, hair dyes, and hair sprays as well as some medicines have potential harmful effects.