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Originally Posted by AmahMama
At our last re-licensing home study (in FL) we were told we have to keep ALL cleaners behind a key locked door. The only one I had was in the garage... so even my dish soap and bottles of soft hand soap had to go out there. I had them in the pantry on a high shelf with a chain lock on the door - but according to her - that wasn't correct enough. Our meds are in a locked trunk in my closet floor. She suggested that I keep them out in the garage cabinet too - but she couldn't make me do that.
Find out from your agency - it varies greatly! and Good Luck!
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How silly! I would really question a SW who told me that I had to keep cleaning supplies up on a top. You aren't SUPPOSE to keep cleaning supplies above eye level for safety purposes! There have been a large number or injuries when a bleach cap wasn't on tightly, and it got dumped into the upturned face of the person trying to get it down off of the shelf!
I can understand the need to keep things locked up...but that's just nuts!
Keyed locks are pretty easy to install, all you need is a power drill and a little time
