The company behind a popular line of laundry detergent and cleaning products has issued a voluntary recall due to possible bacterial contamination.
October 14, 2022
Symptoms of B. cepacia infection vary, according to the CDC, with some people experiencing no symptoms and others suffering"serious respiratory infections." The bacteria may be spread through person to person contact, contact with contaminated surfaces, or environmental exposure. Pseudomonas, the CDC states, is also found in soil and water and may also cause infections in the blood and lungs, or other parts of the body. The bacteria may be passed by person-to-person contact or through the environment. Those most at risk include patients in hospitals, especially those on breathing machines , with devices such as catheters or with wounds from surgery or burns.
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