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Zero-Tox meets the toughest safety standards

We know you want safe, stringently tested cleaning products that you can feel comfortable with using anywhere around your home. With Zero-Tox, you can rest assured—we’ve done the testing to prove it.

Safe for people and animals

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No health labeling necessary

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Safe even for pregnant women and their unborn children

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Not harmful to pets or fish

Safe for the environment

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Biodegradable

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Water-based

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Non-flammable
· No emissions that contribute to the greenhouse effect

ASTM sets strictest safety standards

There is one area where products must meet very strict safety criteria: children's art and creative materials. A U.S. Federal Testing Standard, ASTM D-4236, sets the safety requirements for these products to protect the very young children who use them.

When children use art and creative products, they might paint their bodies with the materials, try to eat them or stick a crayon in another child’s eye. The ASTM D-4236 standard was created to measure a product’s toxicity and danger to children.

A not-for-profit organization, the Art & Creative Materials Institute (ACMI), developed a testing and certification program in cooperation with toxicologists at Duke University.

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We use Zero-Tox for everything in our home, from the kitchen to the garage. We use it as a pre-spot for our babies bibs and nappies. It makes them look brand new.

Neal Lehman,
LaGrange Park, IL

ACMI awards Zero-Tox its AP Seal

Independent laboratory testing at Duke University proves that Zero-Tox conforms to ACMI’s stringent safety standards.

The AP, or Approved Product, seal “identifies art materials that are safe and that are certified in a toxicological evaluation by a medical expert to contain no materials in sufficient quantities to be toxic or injurious to humans, including children, or to cause acute or chronic health problems.

“Such products are certified by ACMI to be labeled in accordance with the chronic hazard labeling standard, ASTM [American Society for Testing and Materials] D-4236, and the U.S. Labeling of Hazardous Art Materials Act (CHAMA).”

Zero-Tox conforms to California Clean Air Rule 1171 and 1122

California has some of the most rigid clean-air standards in the U.S. The state has designed a number of Clean Air Rules to help control VOCs (volatile organic compounds) in the environment.

The California Rule 1171 and Rule 1122 control VOC emissions from numerous uses of solvents in industrial, commercial, and general purpose cleaning and degreasing activities.

The good news is Zero-Tox has been accepted into the Clean Air Solvent Certification Program, a designation that says we’re doing our part to help the environment.

Zero-Tox contains no ingredients that would contribute to greenhouse gas emissions and deplete the ozone

California South Coast Air Quality Management District (AMQD) reported that amendments to Rule 1171 and Rule 1122 lowered the VOC content limits of solvents in several usage categories.

The amendments required that “cleaning materials used in repair and maintenance operations and cold cleaners, respectively, to contain no more than 25 grams of VOC per liter of cleaning solvent as applied.”

The report goes on to state “...most common and effective cleaners that meet this criteria are water-based or aqueous cleaners that contain little or no VOCs, although other options such as VOC exempt compounds are also available to the user.”

Another good reason to choose Zero-Tox, a water-based cleaner.

Zero-Tox is safe for the unborn, in compliance with California’s Proposition 65

California has a reputation for environmental laws that are the most stringent in the nation.

According to the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, California’s Proposition 65, the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, “was enacted … to protect California citizens and the state's drinking water sources from chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm, and to inform citizens about exposures to such chemicals.

”More good news for Zero-Tox users. Independent laboratory testing proves that Zero-Tox is non-feto-toxic (not toxic to the unborn), in compliance with Proposition 65.

Rest assured, this product is safe for use around pregnant women and their unborn babies.