For those who work with such products, it is important to take steps to protect themselves and their environment. Here are some things you can do to change:

• Identify the harmful or hazardous cleaning products: Identify the cleaning products that contain harmful or hazardous ingredients. Look for products that have warning labels or Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) that provide information on the chemicals they contain.
• Evaluate the risks: Evaluate the risks associated with using the identified cleaning products. Determine the level of exposure to these products and the potential health effects.
• Find alternatives: Look for alternatives to the harmful or hazardous cleaning products. Research and explore eco-friendly, non-toxic, and sustainable cleaning products that are safer for human health and the environment.
• Implement changes: Once you have identified safer alternatives, implement changes by switching to the new products. Train employees on the new products and procedures for using them safely.
• Dispose of old products properly: Properly dispose of the old, harmful or hazardous cleaning products. Contact local waste management authorities to find out how to dispose of these products safely and in compliance with local regulations.
• Monitor and review: Monitor the use of the new products and review their effectiveness. Make changes as needed to ensure that they are meeting the needs of the workplace and workers.
• By taking these steps, you can help protect yourself, your coworkers, and the environment from the harmful effects of cleaning products containing hazardous chemicals