Did you know that cleaners labeled “non-toxic” can be harmful to the eyes or skin, or harmful if inhaled or swallowed? Check the fine print on the back label of your household cleaner—many cleaners labeled as “non-toxic”
also carry health precautions and warnings.

Because “non-toxic,” by itself, has no legal meaning in the U.S., Bradley Systems created a new standard for cleaning products. We call it: zero-toxic.

‘Zero-toxic’ means:

·	A product needs NO health warnings—not even in the fine print on the back label
·	Every ingredient and its combination in our formula— has been independently evaluated for health and safety
·	A product is biodegradable in water
·	Compliance with the strictest environmental standards —both for air and water

Zero-Tox has no toxicity

Independent laboratory testing at Duke University proves that Zero-Tox is:

Zero-Tox meets the strictest safety
standards

Bradley Systems created the zero-toxic standard to protect you, your children and your pets. This Web site includes information on health and indoor air safety; we hope you will find it useful in protecting you and your family from the dangers of household chemicals.

What does “greener” really mean?

In the area of the environment, many people think that if a product is biodegradable, it is “green.” But biodegradable applies only to water pollution. Air pollution is a separate concern that deals with Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). These are the ingredients that create ozone and possibly
add to global warming and/or a Greenhouse Effect.

Zero-Tox is “greener” because its cleaning formula has been tested to meet the strictest water and clean air compliance standards. In terms of VOCs, our product complies with California Clean Air Rule 1171, currently the toughest air pollution standard in the U.S.

You can feel better because Zero-Tox is not ozone-depleting, and doesn’t contribute to global warming or to greenhouse gas emissions.
 

Unlike other cleaners, you don’t need gloves or safety glasses when using Zero-Tox. Yet it works hard to cut through the toughest dirt and grime. That’s why we can confidently say Zero-Tox is stronger, safer and greener.
 

“Most of us assume that if products are sold in stores, they are safe, and that our government has laws to protect us against harmful products. But unfortunately, most of the chemicals in ordinary products that we use or are exposed to every day have not been tested for safety.

What’s worse, for years the chemical industry has known the toxic effects of many chemicals used in products today, but never revealed their studies to the public or to the government.” 

Brenda Templin,
Research Report,
Household Toxins