The Housewife and Her Exposure to Washing Products

Suskind, Raymond R.

doi:10.1001/archderm.1963.01590200018003

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“…per week exceeded the average of 192 min. per week in women doing their laundry and dishwashing manually (Suskind and Whitehouse., 1963). Contrary to expectation, few deteriorated and many improved.…”

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Detergents and the Skin

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1969

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“…Synthetic anionic detergents and alkaline "built" washing agents are accepted as eczematogenic. Although occasional acute irritant effects are seen from some concentrated anionic detergents as moderate irritants, the bad reputation of detergents may be unjustified for as Suskind and Whitehouse (1963) have shown by immersion tests, that housewives eczema, allegedly due to detergents, can still support daily immersion in weak solutions without ill effect.…”

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