Tetrachloroethylene exposure from everyday products increases liver fibrosis odds by 300%. The EPA restricted the chemical ...

New research finds the dry cleaning chemical tetrachloroethylene (PCE) associated with a higher risk of liver disease.

Keeping your cleaning routine simple can save you time, money, and even reduce exposure to harsh chemicals. Many products on ...

A common chemical used in dry cleaning and for certain consumer products called tetrachloroethylene (PCE) may triple a person's risk for liver fibrosis, a new study reports.

Household cleaning products are supposed to make your home healthier, not harm your health—but several experts warn that some ...

People with detectable blood levels of PCE are three times more likely to develop liver fibrosis, which can lead to cancer.

You love the bright and tidy look. There's a certain sense of calm that comes with walking into an orderly, pleasing space-- especially if it's your home. When everything is polished, fluffed-up and ...

A new study suggests common cleaning sprays could lead to long-term health consequences for frequent users, especially in women. Researchers from the University of Bergen in Norway found that regular ...

For regular cleaning, spray down the toilet seat and bowl with your cleaning spray and let it sit while you clean the rest of ...