Ethylene oxide uses include: Adhesives Agricultural insecticide Antifreeze Chemicals used to create fabrics for clothes, pillows and carpets Cosmetics Detergents Fiberglass used in jet skis, bowling balls and other products Herbicide Household cleaners Industrial cleaners Medicines Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic resin used to make packaging and beverage containers Shampoos Sterilizing medical devices that are too delicate or sensitive for high-heat sterilizing, such as knee implants, bandages, electronics and devices containing plastic Sterilizing spices What Does Ethylene Oxide Kill
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Additionally, users inhale it twice as deeply, which increases lung stress
Sanjay Agrawal, a special adviser on tobacco at the Royal College of Physicians, stressed the urgent need to address smoking as the leading preventable cause of death and disease in the UK
however, such early examination may provide valuable insights on ongoing policy implementation
