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I used 409 and window cleaning products while using gloves, i'm 14 weeks pregnant, is my baby ok?
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Yes, definitely: Typical household use of these products will not cause harm to your baby at all. Sorry this caused you worry. If you're ever worried about household chemicals, always use in well-ventilated area, but typical and common use will not cause harm to baby.
Answered 2/26/2014
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