HOUSE CLEANING - page 18

Pharmacist's advice and education

When choosing household chemicals, especially if you have small children, pets, or household members prone to allergies and asthma, always give preference to hypoallergenic products without strong artificial fragrances and aggressive bleaches (like chlorine). Even when using mild and ecological cleaning products, it is recommended to wear protective gloves to preserve the natural barrier and moisture of the skin of your hands, thereby effectively preventing the appearance of contact dermatitis and drying. After each cleaning, and especially after using spray disinfectants, be sure to thoroughly ventilate the rooms to ensure a flow of fresh air. Since aggressive chemistry can worsen the symptoms of existing allergies, it is important to take care of your health during the blooming season. Learn more about fighting allergies in our expert guide:

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Are these detergents safe for washing baby clothes?
Yes, in our assortment we highlight specialized, dermatologically tested detergents and fabric softeners that are carefully formulated so as not to irritate extremely delicate baby skin and are easily, without residue, rinsed out of the fabric.

2. How to properly and safely store household chemicals in the household?
Be sure to store all cleaning and washing products in a dry, dark place, at a stable temperature, and strictly out of the reach of children and pets. Ideally, you should keep them in locked cabinets or on the highest shelves.