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non-ammonia detergents are safe and non-harmful or toxic to use

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Non-ammonia detergents are cleaning products that do not contain ammonia as an active ingredient. These detergents often use alternative surfactants or enzymes to help remove dirt and grime. They are suitable for surfaces where the use of ammonia-based products may not be recommended, such as on some types of countertops or floors.

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