Commonly found in bathroom cleaners, toilet cleaners, mould
removers, and disinfecting products.
Bleach can release chlorinated by-products such as chloroform
during use, especially in enclosed bathrooms. It may irritate the
lungs, eyes, and skin, and can be too aggressive for some
household materials.
Common in multi-surface cleaners, floor cleaners, bathroom
sprays, and “fresh scent” products.
Fragrance is one of the most common hidden sources of VOC
emissions in cleaning products. It is often linked to headaches,
dizziness, and irritation for sensitive households.
Often used in glass cleaners, degreasers, and kitchen cleaning
products.
Ammonia fumes can irritate the eyes, throat, and lungs. It
should never be mixed with bleach, as the reaction can produce
toxic chloramine gases.
Typically found in limescale removers, toilet cleaners, and
heavy-duty descalers.
These chemicals can be effective on mineral build-up, but they
may also etch marble, damage natural stone, and dull plated or
delicate finishes if used incorrectly.