§ 108205 Banned Hazardous Household Substances
This law defines what counts as a banned hazardous substance, covering toys or children's items that contain dangerous chemicals and household products that are so risky they must be removed from state commerce.
A children's plastic toy is found to have lead paint that kids can chew off, and a cleaning spray sold in a spray bottle is so toxic that even with warnings it poses a serious health risk.
The toy would be banned because it is a children's item with a hazardous substance that can be accessed by a child. The cleaning spray could be banned because, despite any warning label, its hazard is so severe that the state must keep it out of intrastate commerce to protect public health.
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§ 108205 Banned Hazardous Household Substances
Last verified: January 11, 2026