Dishwashing Liquid - Citrus Fresh - 10 L from Canadian-owned Biovert.
Documented concerns in this formula or in the way it is used, based on the manufacturer's own complete ingredient list. Boric Acid carries a published classification from ECHA harmonised classification (CLP Annex VI) and is detailed in the health notices below.
Scored from primary manufacturer data with the exact formula version confirmed.
One deterministic 100-point model, displayed on the shared 0.0–10.0 Wise scale.
Documented concerns in this formula or in the way it is used, based on the manufacturer's own complete ingredient list. Boric Acid carries a published classification from ECHA harmonised classification (CLP Annex VI) and is detailed in the health notices below.
Boric Acid (Builder / preservative) carries the heaviest documented hazard profile in this formula and sets the ceiling for the ingredient score.
Clean Wise scores conservatively where a printed ingredient has no reference record yet. This is a Clean Wise research gap, not a manufacturer failing.
Used on bowls and dishes a dog eats from. Rinsing is what stands between the formula and the food bowl.
Normal use rinses the formula away before a dog contacts the surface, coat or bowl.
Pods, sheets, wipes and concentrate bottles are swallowed by dogs. Storage matters as much as the formula.
Transparency measures how much of the formula the maker publishes, not how good the formula is. A fully disclosed poor formula still earns full transparency points.
Clean Wise has not located a current safety data sheet or technical sheet for this exact product.
Product data was captured from the manufacturer's own product page rather than a reseller listing.
The manufacturer displays a certification claim that Clean Wise has not confirmed in an independent registry. Claims earn no points.
ECHA harmonised classification (CLP Annex VI) classifies Boric Acid as Repr. 1B (may damage fertility or the unborn child). This identifies a hazard and does not by itself establish the risk from this finished product. Risk depends on concentration, route, frequency, dilution, rinsing, residue and use.
Reduced the formula score by 25.2 of 50 points, weighted by its position in the published ingredient list.
View sourceHealth Canada Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist and fragrance-allergen labelling requirements classifies Fragrance (Parfum) as Fragrance mixtures may contain restricted allergens that are not individually declared. This identifies a hazard and does not by itself establish the risk from this finished product. Risk depends on concentration, route, frequency, dilution, rinsing, residue and use.
Reduced the formula score by 5.8 of 50 points, weighted by its position in the published ingredient list.
View sourceECHA harmonised classification (CLP Annex VI) classifies Benzisothiazolinone as Skin Sens. 1 / Eye Dam. 1. This identifies a hazard and does not by itself establish the risk from this finished product. Risk depends on concentration, route, frequency, dilution, rinsing, residue and use.
Reduced the formula score by 7.4 of 50 points, weighted by its position in the published ingredient list.
View sourceAmerican Contact Dermatitis Society (peer-reviewed systematic review) classifies Cocamidopropyl Betaine as Allergen of the Year 2004. This identifies a hazard and does not by itself establish the risk from this finished product. Risk depends on concentration, route, frequency, dilution, rinsing, residue and use.
Reduced the formula score by 3.4 of 50 points, weighted by its position in the published ingredient list.
View sourceIngredient disclosure or exposure factors trail the leaders in this category.
Canadian retailers on record. Stock and price vary by store and province.
Disclosed ingredients in the order they appear on the label, with our independent assessment where we hold reference data.
The carrier for most liquid cleaners. No exposure risk on its own.
A mild plant-sugar surfactant used in gentle cleaners.
A boron mineral booster. Harmful if a dog licks powder or a spill from the floor.
A gentle water softener and pH buffer derived from citric acid.
A coconut-derived foam booster. Mild, though a known contact allergen for some animals.
Common salt, used to thicken liquid cleaners.
A preservative and skin sensitizer used in many household cleaners.
Water, Lauryl Glucoside, Sodium Borate (Borax), Sodium Citrate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sodium Chloride, Benzisothiazolinone
No third-party certification is confirmed for this product yet. We only list programs we can verify from the brand or the certifying body.
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