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Is the dishwashing liquid you use safe for your skin? Is the laundry detergent biodegradable? How does it work? Are you concerned about the impact of household products on the environment?
We have selected topics that feedback shows might be of most interest to you. You are of course more than welcome to explore the rest of the site.
If there's something you can't find, just let us know by clicking Feedback.
We have selected topics that feedback shows might be of most interest to you. You are of course more than welcome to explore the rest of the site.
If there's something you can't find, just let us know by clicking Feedback.
Where can I find safety data for your products? What's the toxicological profile of P&G ingredients?
In this section you can find safety related information on specific products, as well as a list of the main ingredients they contain.
All products are the same, aren't they?
There are a variety of P&G products on the market, which one should I choose? And how do they really work?
Is the product safe for me? Will it irritate my skin?
Even though often perceived to be responsible for skin reactions, our laundry products do not cause skin irritation under normal product use.
Is the product I use biodegradable? What's the best product for the environment?
Biodegradation is a process by which micro-organisms such as bacteria and fungi break down organic materials into smaller compounds, nutrients and water. When biodegradation is complete, there is no concern about potential effects on the environment.
How does P&G assess human and environmental safety?
The methods employed by P&G to assess the risks associated with chemicals have evolved over a number of years. Many have gained broad scientific acceptance. Learn how P&G uses these methods to ensure the safety of its products.
Is P&G concerned about future generations?
Making sure that our products are safe for people and the environment is just one of our primary concerns. In helping to create a sustainable future, we also integrate social values, economic development, regulatory compliance and follow sound resource management.
Why did P&G create this website?
In 1999, P&G held two Western European stakeholder conferences about the environmental performance of detergents in Brussels. The main topic of the first conference was how to communicate environmental performance of products to the public. Science-in-the-box was created to address this identified need.
You want to learn something and have fun?
Science-in-the-box presents the science of laundry and cleaning products in an entertaining way to inform people about issues that are relevant to them or to the environment. Investigate P&G's scientific activities while having fun exploring the animated and interactive modules.