Cheap single-use plastic CONTIN-U-SPRAY bottles are more likely to leach harmful toxins. In fact, single-use plastic bottles shouldn't be reused, especially if they show wear and tear -- even a small dent or crack. Those filament-thin defects, even microscopic ones that are hard to see, allow chemicals to ooze out faster.

    BPA Polycarbonate (PC) is a chemical in some plastics that leaches Bisphenol A (BPA). The problem is well known when plastic water bottles are left in a hot car and cause toxic chemicals to mix with the water in the car. Exposure to BPA can lead to many health problems - asthma, cancer, heart disease and obesity.

    Not only can it be found in water bottles, but even single-use spray bottles, but now that technology has advanced in making plastics, companies can choose BPA-free plastics.

    Polystyrene, a key ingredient in Styrofoam cups, has gradually disappeared from fast-food restaurants and poolsides, as well as in insulation, plumbing, carpet backing, and food packaging. It can irritate your skin and eyes, respiratory and gastrointestinal tract; it can damage your kidneys and central nervous system; it can cause cancer. Its use in many food and cleaning related products has decreased significantly. Again, do your research and say no to styrene.

    PVC is widely known as a hazardous plastic. It is used in almost every country in the world because it is cheap to produce and takes decades to fully decompose (which also makes it dangerous for landfills!). But when it breaks down bit by bit in cleaning solution bottles, food handlers, or water pipes, it can cause dizziness, drowsiness, and headaches. Long-term exposure is a known cause of cancer. But again, you can avoid this by not buying products made of PVC.

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