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Best matchConcernBenzene in Aerosol Sprays: What the Recalls Actually FoundA handful of aerosol dry shampoos and sunscreens were recalled in 2021 and 2022 after independent testing found benzene in specific batches. Here's exactly what was found, where it came from, and what that does — and doesn't — say about the can in your bathroom today.Read the explainerConcerns & ingredients (5)
- Crib mattresses compared by what is insideFive ways a crib mattress is built, what each leaves out, and what the federal rule does and does not tell you. Pick the build first, then check the paperwork.Concern
- Lead & Heavy Metals: What's Regulated, and Where Exposure Still Comes FromLead isn't a contested question the way some items on this list are — CDC states plainly that no safe blood-lead level has been identified in children. What's less settled in most households is where it still gets in, and what's actually banned versus just monitored. Here's both, route by route.Concern
- Lead Safe Mama and the other voices we followIf you landed here looking for Lead Safe Mama, you want Tamara Rubin's site, and the link is right below. We are a different site. This page explains who does what in this small corner of the internet, and who to ask for which question.Concern
- Pool safety fences and gatesHow to inspect the fence you inherited, compare mesh, metal, glass, vinyl and wood, and get quotes for a barrier that fits your pool.Concern
- Talc and Asbestos: What FDA's Testing Has Actually FoundTalc itself isn't the safety question people mean to ask. The real, documented concern is that talc and asbestos can form in the same underground deposits — so talc that isn't mined and processed carefully can carry trace asbestos. Here's what FDA's own testing of cosmetic talc products has actually found.Concern