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Little is known about the use or misuse of cleaning products during the COVID-19 pandemic. We compiled data from January to June in 2019 and 2020 from Canadian poison centres, and report on calls regarding selected cleaning products and present year-over-year percentage change. There were 3408 (42%) calls related to bleaches; 2015 (25%) to hand sanitizers; 1667 (21%) to disinfectants; 949 (12%) to chlorine gas; and 148 (2%) to chloramine gas. An increase in calls occurred in conjunction with the onset of COVID-19, with the largest increase occurring in March. Timely access to Canadian poison centre data facilitated early communication of safety messaging for dissemination to the public.
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Aperçu - Augmentation du nombre d\'appels relatifs à une exposition à certains nettoyants et désinfectants au début de la pandémie de COVID 19 : données des centres antipoison canadiens./ Aperçu - Augmentation du nombre d\'appels relatifs à une exposition à certains nettoyants et désinfectants au début de la pandémie de COVID 19 : données des centres antipoison canadiens./ At-a-glance - Increases in exposure calls related to selected cleaners and disinfectants at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic: data from Canadian poison centres
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