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Nuisance odor problems are serious concerns for those charged
with the responsibility of solving them, but care must be
taken to avoid creating even larger, more serious problems in
the pursuit of solutions. Such potential dangers clearly exist
-- most commonly through the endangerment of the health and
safety of operators and of the environment. Many products in
commercial use are toxic, create toxic by-products, are
explosive, flammable, corrosive and damaging to the air, to
plants, animals and microbial life. Certainly any product used
to combat nuisance odors must be effective, but very careful
consideration should be given to the potential hazards it my
pose.
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Contain
only those raw materials which are listed in the
Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA), Chemical
Substances Inventory, U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) directives. -
Contain
only those materials listed as safe in the
European Economic Community Inventory of Chemical
Substances (Notification of Dangerous Substances
Directives 76/548/EEC and 79/831/EEC). -
Require
no authorization by USDA when used in air washing
systems re: the “List of Proprietary Substances
and Nonfood Compounds”. -
Meet
the non-hazardous shipping requirements of the
United States Department of Transportation.
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Follow
the requirements established by the American
Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists
and OSHA.
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