if these chemicals don't make our homes safer--and that's what Chairman Tenenbaum has said; I think the UL testimony will back that up as well--the obvious question is, is exposure to these chemicals a danger?
On the recordJuly 16, 2012
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Durbin questions the safety of chemicals used in homes.
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