1,4-Dioxane in Detergent: Brands Testing Over 1,000 ppm
1,4-dioxane isn’t on ingredient labels, but some detergents test over 1,000 ppm while EWG Verified brands stay below 1 ppm. See which surfactants to avoid and how to check your detergent.

1,4-dioxane isn’t on ingredient labels, but some detergents test over 1,000 ppm while EWG Verified brands stay below 1 ppm. See which surfactants to avoid and how to check your detergent.

Cocamide DEA in stain removers can contain up to 0.98% residual DEA, which reacts with nitrites to form NDEA, a probable carcinogen banned in EU/Canada cosmetics. See safer picks like decyl glucoside.

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