You are here: Home> Health > Environmental Dangerous Household Poisons by The Ontario Ministry of Health Refer Sometimes we don't really think about all the household products that can very dangerous to our health. We may not even consider that they can be poisonous, and not give it a second thought being around our children. It may surprise you to learn that it is not only the labelled chemicals but also the simpliest ones can be just as dangerous. Cleaning, Bleaching Agents Metal cleaners and polishes Benzine Detergents Carbon tetrachloride Ethylene glycol Ammonia Dry cleaning fluids Copper and brass cleaner

Amyl acetate Turpentine Lighter fluid Bleach Cleaning fluids Alcohol Oxalic acid Kerosene Methyl alcohol Naphtha Petroleum distillates Window washing fluids Drain cleaners Typewriter cleaner Aerosols Oven cleaner Bathroom bowl cleaner Gun cleaners Polishes & Waxes Furniture wax/polish Car wax Kerosene Silver polish Pine oil Mineral oil Turpentine Naphtha Paint Miscellaneous Household Products & Chemicals Epoxy glue Model cement Garden sprays Insecticide Pesticides Strychnine Herbicides Rat Killers Fire extinguishing fluids Rug adhesive Antifreeze Carburetor cleaners Gasoline Anti-rust products Deodorizing Leather polishes and rust Shoe cleaners and polishes Jewelry cleaners and cements Laundry blueing Inks Plant food House Plants Hyacinth Narcissus Daffodil Oleander Arnica Philodendron Dieffenbachia Calla lily Dumbcane Elephant's ear Rosary pea Castor bean Mistletoe Flower & Vegetable Garden Plants Larkspur Monkshood Autumn crocus Star of Bethlehem Lily of the Valley Daffodil Nutmeg Sweet pea Iris Foxglove Bleeding heart Rhubarb leaves Indian tobacco Jonquil Oleander Ornamental Plants & Trees Daphne Wisteria Golden chain Laurels Rhododendron Black locust Azaleas Jasmine Lantana camera ( red sage) Yew Oaks Plants in Woods & Fields Jack-in- the-pulpit Moonseed Mayapple Jimson weed (thorn apple) Buttercup Nightshade Poison hemlock

Author: Article Posted: 2003

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