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Keeping Your Home and Family Healthy: Reduce Your Exposure to Phthalates

 
Publication number Date Published
23-04-029May 2023
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Author(s) Washington State Department of Ecology
Description Manufacturers use phthalates in consumer products to make plastics flexible, fragrances last longer, and to soften skin. You may be exposed to phthalates in cosmetics, personal care products, scented products, and soft vinyl wall coverings and shower liners. We provide steps you can take to reduce your exposure and learn more.
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Keywords nail polish, household toxics, exposure, personal care products, toxic, waste, phthalates, fragrance, scents, unscented, perfume, lotion
WEB PAGE Phthalates
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