Safer Chemicals, Healthy FamiliesA national effort to protect families from toxic chemicals.
Lowe’s: Time to spring into action for safer chemicals
The case for Lowe’s and other retailers to stop selling dangerous paint strippers has never been stronger.
Response to The Home Depot’s new strategy to remove toxic chemicals from cleaning products
Advocates call on The Home Depot to also ban toxic paint strippers containing deadly and dangerous chemicals
Learning and developmental disabilities groups urge Lowe’s to protect babies from toxic paint strippers
Today a group of leading public health organizations, including the Learning Disabilities Association of America and Autism Society, publicly called on Lowe’s to protect kids from toxic paint strippers.
Grieving parents & health advocates urge Lowe’s to pull deadly paint strippers from store shelves
CHARLESTON, SC – At 31-years-old, entrepreneur Drew Wynne’s life was cut short when he inhaled a toxic paint stripper containing methylene chloride, which he bought at Lowe’s to refinish a floor. Now his family is telling the hardware chain and other similar home improvement retailers to stop selling the deadly product to prevent another tragic death.
