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Studies have showed that the | list of common chemicals and [drugs, accidentally ingested in sufficient amounts to cause! severe illness or death in your children, was headed by aspirin (about 50%), chlorox [(5.4%), kerosene (4.8%), ExLax (2.9%), and Drano (2.9%). Detergents, soaps, cleaners, furniture polish, vitamins, and disinfectants all claim their share. ! As an example*, in Richmond in 1965 a 22-month-old girl ingested a small amount of Drano that had carelessly been left on the kitchen sink. She suffered acute damage to the esophagus and has been in and out of the hospital ever since. There is a likelihood that reconstructive surgery will be needed. Proper storage could have prevented the pain and suffering this child has undergone.
Are poisons in your home labeled; out of reach of youngsters?
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