Zero-Tox:
 

·	Is a water-based, unscented household cleaner/degreaser that’s strong and effective, yet safe for people, pets and the environment.
·	Has undergone independent laboratory testing at Duke University and been certified as an approved product (AP) by the Art and Creative Materials Institute.
·	Exceeds USDA and FDA standards for use on food contact surfaces.
·	Conforms to California Clean Air Rule 1171.
·	Is proven non-feto-toxic—not harmful to fetuses—in conformity with California Prop. 65.
·	Is biodegradable in water, non-toxic to fish and non-flammable.

Zero-Tox was originally developed for the industrial market
 

·	A leading U.S. car rental agency asked Bradley Systems to develop a cleaner strong enough to remove road grime and tar residue from cars—yet safe enough that employees would not need to wear any personal protective equipment (PPE) while using it.
·	In response to that company, Bradley Systems formulated RTX#9, the industrial version of Zero-Tox.
·	Employees who used Zero-Tox on the job liked it so much that they asked Bradley Systems to offer it to consumers.

Household cleaners have an impact on
indoor air quality—and people’s health
 

·	EPA studies of human exposure to air pollutants indicate that indoor air levels of air pollutants may be 2-5 times, and occasionally, more than 200 times higher than outdoor levels, Cleaning products and other household products are among the many culprits.
·	The fetus, infants and children are especially vulnerable to toxic substances.
·	According to the National Cancer Institute, two-thirds of all cancers have an environmental cause.
·	The Consumer Product Safety Commission has identified 150 chemicals commonly found in the home that have been linked to allergies, birth defects, cancer and psychological abnormalities.