Cleaner
* Many cleaners contain a mixture of soaps and detergents, along with dyes, perfumes and water.
* Most cleaners are family-owned businesses that want to be responsible community members
  - relatively safe to use, and have only a small impact on the environment
* Some cleaners are alkaline and also contain surfactants
  - liquid
  - so alkaline or acidic they are more dangerous than others
  - useful in combination with medications to help in delivery
  - very dangerous because they contain acid, bleach, or something else harmful
  - break up wax, while others dry the ear canal
  - can break the weak hydrogen bonds between dye and leather fibers
* Some cleaners contain acids or chlorides which can start new corrosion
  - ammonia which is reactive
  - other ingredients to produce gases and heat to be more effective
* also affect the quality of our local streams, rivers and lakes
  - have high levels of fragrance often use to mask other odors
  - know, sometimes, when their customers die
* are laborers
  - shopkeepers
* can be harsh to the skin and damage eyes.
* cause more damage the longer they sit on the surface.
* contain detergent and bleach, and work best at removing dirt and mildew
  - best on dirt and mildew
  - heavy abrasives to deep clean and remove severe oxidation and stains
* contains substances
  - toxic substances
* feed on the parasites and damaged tissues of the skin and mouth of larger, host fish.
* is shops
  - used for dirt
* learn that tumors host edible parasites.
* often think that cleaning a ward is the same as cleaning a home or an office.
* represent the largest volume of hazardous substances in a typical household.
* routinely remove external parasites from reef residents.
* use the solvent tetrachloroethylene, also called perchloroethylene or perc.
* uses chemicals to remove old wax, bug remains, tar and other build-up.
+ Housecleaning, Cleaning chemicals
  * Alkaline chemicals like soap and baking soda are able to get things like mud and hamburger grease off. Acidic chemicals like vinegar and orange juice are able to get off things like mustard, wine, tea, coffee, rust, dry soap suds, and lime scale. Flammable solvents like turpentine are able to remove things like paint. Disinfectants kill germs like fungus and mold. Soap is a kind of cleaner. Some cleaners are so alkaline or acidic they are more dangerous than others. Some cleaners are liquid. Some are dry. Some are in between. Some pour out of box or bottle. Some are sprayed.
  * Acidic chemicals like vinegar and orange juice are able to get off things like mustard, wine, tea, coffee, rust, dry soap suds, and lime scale. Flammable solvents like turpentine are able to remove things like paint. Disinfectants kill germs like fungus and mold. Soap is a kind of cleaner. Some cleaners are so alkaline or acidic they are more dangerous than others. Some cleaners are liquid. Some are dry. Some are in between. Some pour out of box or bottle. Some are sprayed. Some are wrapped in paper or are taken out of a box
  - Health: Home
  * They get a new sponge or dishcloth. People wash dishes right after meals to make cleaning easier and the kitchen cleaner. They take the kitchen trash outside and put it into a garbage can. Little flies, rotten smell and no more room in the kitchen trash basket may be why. People read the directions to make sure they know how to safely use the cleaner. Some cleaners are very dangerous because they contain acid, bleach, or something else harmful. The label might say to wear goggles or rubber gloves. It might say to open the windows for fresh air. People store bottles and boxes of cleaner in their original containers to know what they are and to be able to re-read the directions on them. They never mix cleaners. This is to prevent accidents and harmful chemical reactions

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Carpet cleaner
* Most carpet cleaners find it difficult to make an adequate income just cleaning carpets.
* contains substances