This book focuses on the toxicological risks associated with common household products and the importance of educating families on safe usage. It covers products like cleaning agents, pesticides, and personal care items, detailing their potential health hazards. The book emphasizes strategies for reducing exposure, proper storage, and safe disposal of household chemicals. Suitable for toxicologists and health educators, it promotes family-based approaches to minimizing household toxic risks.
Knox Sparks investigates the toxicological risks associated with common household products, focusing on educating families about safe usage and exposure prevention. His research explores how everyday chemicals found in cleaning agents, cosmetics, and personal care products can pose health hazards if misused or overexposed. Knox has developed educational materials and programs that inform families about the potential toxicities and safe handling practices for household chemicals. He has published extensively on strategies to reduce household chemical exposures and promote safer home environments. As an editor, Knox offers guidelines for educators and public health professionals to educate families on toxicological risks, promoting household safety through informed toxicological awareness and practices.