Instead, investigators said, the preliminary theory is that in a few isolated cases, water bottles or glasses might have been mistakenly used to store cleaning agents and then somehow fallen into consumers' hands.
Don't use this area for food or kitchenware storage if you're also storing cleaning supplies there.
If you store cleaning supplies in the laundry room, dispose safely of any hopelessly outdated stuff, especially if you don't use it anymore or the container appears to be in danger of spilling its contents.
But small places get just as dusty as big ones do, even though there may not be much room to store cleaning equipment.
But investigators said they were still pursuing a theory that one or both of the bottles may have been accidentally used to store cleaning fluids by someone who handled them after they left the factory.
The critical violation most commonly cited was the improper storage or use of toxic items (for example, storing cleaning fluids on a shelf next to food), which was the 13th most commonly cited violation during routine inspections.
Safety behaviour, i.e. closing the stair gate, storing cleaning products after use and drinking hot fluids with a child on parent's lap is scored on a five-point scale from 'never' to 'always'always
Don't spray or store cleaning or pesticide products near pet food or water dishes.
Never use food containers to store cleaning solutions or beauty products.
And in September, Chanel will come clean with its Lotion Tendre Express Refreshing Swipes ($22.50 for 30 at all Chanel stores), cleaning tissues soaked in Precision Soothing Toner, aloe vera and bioecolia, a plant extract that is said to maintain the skin's natural bacteriologic balance.
