These 6 Dangerous Dish Soaps That Are Full of Cancer-Causing Chemicals (Video)
by N.Morgan
Dish soap is widely used and is considered a convenience in making dishwashing quicker and easier. Would you knowingly use any product so chuck full of dangerous chemicals? Of course not, but most of these chemicals have a detrimental effect on overall health. Commercial dish soaps contain toxic fragrances, formaldehyde, silicate salts, sulfuric acid, and ammonium sulfate, etc.
We give you a list of the top 6 soaps you should never use:
Dawn
Cucina
Alax Meyers
Legacy of Clean
Palmolive
Formaldehyde
Formaldehyde is a common ingredient of Palmolive, Ajax, and Dawn. It’s also contained in a few other soaps and household cleaners. According to research by the Environmental Working Group (EWG), formaldehyde is dangerous and causes skin allergies, irritations, and cancer.
The toxin is also known to cause respiratory issues, asthma, skin burns, eye damage, and general systemic organ defects.
Ammonium sulfate
It’s contained in Palmolive and Ajax. Ammonium sulfate is a skin irritant, and scientists associate it with the development of respiratory issues and cancer.
Silicate salts
Silicate salts are added to Palmolive and other salts. These cause eye and skin irritations when consumed/inhaled. According to the FDA, silicate salts are classified as Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) if added in a low amount.
But, nothing can cover up the fact that silicate salts cause allergies, respiratory issues, and organ system toxicity.
Sulfuric acid
You’re already guessing it. Sulfuric acid is added to Palmolive and Ajax. The EWG confirms its dangerous effect and links it to skin irritations, allergies, skin burns, eye damage, and dermatitis. Sulfuric acid is carcinogen and asthmagen.
The FDA says that it’s Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS), but let’s just say that you shouldn’t use it at all.
Fragrances
Pentasodium pentetate is one of the most common fragrances producers use. It irritates skin and eyes. EWG says it’s not a reason for major concern, you should avoid it at any cost.
These soaps contain the abovementioned toxins. Most of them are classified as GRAS, but long-term exposure to such toxins can lead to the development of serious health problems.
Opt for healthier alternatives or at least use safer soaps. Here are some nice suggestions:
Better Life
Puracy
Method
Ecover
Seventh Generation
You can also make your own dish soap. Watch the video below for details.
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I use Ivory soap to wash my hand before eating doughnuts. I don’t know why but I always wash my hands before eating a doughnut. Glad I don’t use the soaps you mentioned.
Wouldn’t want to touch any of them chemicals or even be near a doughnut.
So Charlie, what happens when you drop a doughnut on the ground?
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