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By Doris Daugherty
Possible Home Hazards
Shoe polish, oven cleaner', hair-waving lotion, wax. They don’t sound harmful.
But these kerns plus kerosene, bleach, toilet cleaner, medicine, turpentine, lighter fluid, deodorant, dry-cleaning fluid and plant spray may be po tential dangers in your home. Why? Because each product contains some hazardous substance that could cause illness or death if taken internally. Of course, it would be in^ convenient, if not impossible, to stop using these items in the home. But you can do the next best thing — protect the family, particularly the young children, from accidental contact with these products. Know what you are buying. Examine the labels — read the small print. Look for these words; “Caution” or “Warning” — indicates that the material is a hazardous substance. "Danger* -- refers to substances that are highly toxic, extremely flammable or corrosive.
“Poison” -- refers to products defined as highly toxic. Some of the labels will carry the skull and crossbones of a legally recognized poison. Or there may be the statement “Keep out of reach of children,1 Labels given an indication of the principal hazard in such words as “flammable,” “vapor harmful,” “causes burns; “absorbed through the skin.”
If Your Freezer Stoos
If your home freezer stops running .. and you know it will be off for some time..you can
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