Sentence examples for consumer cleaning from inspiring English sources

It seems that only 22 makers of consumer cleaning products have earned the E.P.A.'s seal.

Triclosan has been in consumer cleaning products for over 30 years, and this isn't the first time experts have raised concern about certain antibacterial soaps.

Households were supplied with over-the counter, generically repackaged consumer cleaning and personal hygiene products free of charge on a monthly or as-needed basis.

Of the AS used in consumer cleaning applications, a preliminary estimate gives 85 90% derived from even-numbered carbon linear alcohols (C12 14 and C16 18), with the remaining 10 15% derived from odd- and even-numbered carbon alcohols, all of these being essentially linear alcohols (HERA, 2002).

iRobot's lead in the market should be easily defensible, Angle says, because the company has a long lead in terms of working on the problem, and because it's focused on consumer home cleaning products exclusively.

"Chairman Bernanke... bowed to the political pressure of the Bush and Obama administrations and turned the Fed into an arm of the Treasury.... Instead of taking that money and lending to consumers and cleaning up their balance sheets, the banks started to pocket record profits and pay out billions of dollars in bonuses...

An application that reaches the ultimate consumer is dry cleaning (although the solvent used here is not toluene, but other hydrocarbons or chlorohydrocarbons).

Over 100,000 chemicals that have never been tested are currently used in various consumer goods from cleaning products to children's toys.

Like many other areas of our consumer economy — transportation, cleaning and other home services, shopping and more — beauty salons and the process of how we are engaging with them is being disrupted by technology.

General-population exposure can occur through the use of consumer products, particularly cleaning agents.

Consumer confidence in dry cleaning didn't take hold until the 1930s, when perchloroethylene, still the industry standard, came into use.