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Like that's definitely not a safe thing to be using regularly or without airflow ventilation.

So I think the first thing I always try to consider is like airflow ventilation and how frequently am I using this product?

Yeah, so just one simple thing.

I try to avoid using bleach unless I really have to use it.

And if I use it, I try to make sure that the windows or the doors to that room are open and there's good airflow.

Maybe I even wear a mask.

I think that is definitely one simple step somebody could take to try to reduce any negative effects from a household cleaner like that.

Gloves, great point.

Yes.

That's a really good strategy.

Yeah, I think that's great advice generally.

Yeah, you can avoid a lot of the, like you said, heavy duty, great expression for that.

So heavy duty means that something is working 110%.

And so it probably has some pretty powerful stuff in it that will, for example, get rid of the grease on your stovetop or something like that, like caked on to your stovetop, right?

Yeah.

So you need a heavy-duty product to get through that grime and dirt sometimes.

I think it's true that there are some unregulated ingredients or poorly regulated ingredients that are in a lot of beauty products and household cleaners and things like that, that it's not really clear how dangerous they might be, but if you're interested in health and being on the safe side with these kinds of things, I tend to be that kind of person.

I don't go really crazy with it or obsess over it.

But when I can, I try to pick something that I have researched a little bit or seems a little bit safer or healthier.

So one thing that I do is I try to avoid products that have the word fragrance on the ingredient list.