Detergents and washing powder are synthetic chemical compounds necessary to eliminate dirt and stains, both from clothes and from the surface of furniture, floors, walls, dishes and the human body. They are actively used both in everyday life and in production, but since it is all the same chemistry, albeit household, it is necessary to observe the rules for its storage.
What is dangerous contain washing powder and detergents
It is sad, but the activity and, therefore, the effectiveness of detergents and powders is largely due to the presence in them of chemicals that are not very useful for a person, for his skin and respiratory tract, which suffer from this in the first place. Even infant and hypoallergenic powders can be dangerous when used and if stored improperly.
Detergents necessarily contain surface-active substances (surfactants), which are anionic, cationic and nonionic. The most aggressive of them are ana anoactive surfactants, which are designated as A-surfactants. These substances can provoke an allergic reaction, cause damage to the brain and internal organs. They have the ability to accumulate in the body, and even repeated rinsing of linen does not relieve it of the remnants of these surfactants, which then penetrate through the skin into the tissues of the body.
When working around the house and using detergents, wear rubber gloves that protect your skin from contact with harmful chemicals.
The harmful components of detergents and powders also include chlorine, which is the cause of cardiovascular diseases, which provokes the development of atherosclerosis and allergies. You should not buy detergents, which contain phosphates, they are prohibited for use in many countries of the world as representing a threat to many systems and organs of the human body.
