AROUND THE HOUSE
Alcohol & Tobacco Products
Pesticides, Ant Traps, Insecticides
Mouse & Rat Poison
Lamp Oil
Hobby & Craft Supplies
Window Cleaner
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KITCHEN
Dishwasher Detergent
Drain Opener
Oven Cleaner
Medicines
Vitamins & Iron Pills
Furniture Polish
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BEDROOM
Medicines
Perfume
Aftershave
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LAUNDRY
Detergents
Stain Removers
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BATHROOM
Mouth Wash and Mouth Rinse
Perfume
Aftershave Lotion
Rubbing Alcohol
Toilet Bowl Cleaner
Tile Cleaner
Hair Dyes & Straighteners
Permanent Wave Solutions
Hair Remover
Nail Polish Remover
Nail Glue Remover
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GARAGE/OUTDOORS
Gasoline
Kerosene
Motor Oil
Antifreeze
Windshield Washer Solution
Garden Products
Paint Thinners
Pool Chemicals
Rust Removers
Heavy Duty Cleaning Products
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MORE TIPS
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Store medicines and all household products in their original containers.
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Use child-resistant packages for medicines and potentially dangerous household
products, but remember that these packages are not child-proof.
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Teach young children to ask an adult before putting things in their mouth.
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When giving or taking medicine, read the label each time.
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Follow product warning labels about not mixing different products, ventilating the
area or wearing gloves.
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