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Liquid laundry packets feature concentrated detergent in a water-soluble film, offering a simple and sustainable laundry solution. They make doing laundry easier but, like with all cleaning products, must be stored properly to help prevent accidents at home. ALWAYS keep laundry packets up and away from kids and NEVER let young children handle or hold them. Help us spread the word to keep #PacketsUp! |
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Fill out the form below to get a cling to put it on your cabinet or washer as a reminder to store products safely in your home at all times. If you would like to request more than 5,000 clings, please email packetsup@cleaninginstitute.org.
We love seeing those beautifully remodeled and redecorated laundry rooms! Just make sure to keep safety in mind. One dangerous trend we've seen is storing liquid laundry packets in clear containers. Cleaning products should always be stored safely.
Always store liquid laundry packets, in their original containers, up and out of reach of children. Read the product label and follow the instructions. Learn more about this product type and help us share these relevant safety tips.
Help spread the word about safe laundry practices! From a video showing a laundry room from a toddler's perspective to an activity sheet to teach kids what they should and shouldn't play with, we have resources for all ages.
ACI and industry manufacturers continue to work closely with public safety officials and consumer groups to identify best practices and understand LLP accidents to reduce their occurrence. Through this work, these organizations developed a safety standard comprised of packaging, product and labeling modifications to reduce inadvertent exposures.
43% of survey respondents say that storage that is safe is the most important aspect when storing cleaning products. Learn more about the latest laundry safety stats.
Collaborations
Thank you to all the organizations and individuals who help us raise awareness about this important issue through the #PacketsUp initiative, including: