Safer Products for Washington- PFAS Draft Regulatory Determinations Report (Cycle 1.5)

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Comment From: Lara Lorenz

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Chris Landback

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Carolyn Akinbami

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Hillary Lipe

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: James Overton

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Laurie Cooper

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Susie MacGregor

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Janice Wilfing

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Shelly Ackerman

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, We have PFAS in our ground water here on Whidbey Island due to the Navy's fire retardant use in trainings. People in some homes near their airstrip may never be able to drink their tap water again. Please ...↓
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Comment From: Joyce Alonso

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Kateri Wimsett

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Karena Schneider

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Tom Borst

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Donna Albert

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Rebecca Glass

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Nada Dyson

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Mike and Vicki Elledge

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Arlene Levy

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Kathleen Dickeman

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Kathleen Lee

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Karen Merrill

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Arti Chandra

1/14/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington State Department of Ecology, Please ban PFAS in all products to protect drinking water, public health, and wildlife. Ecology’s proposal to ban PFAS in apparel, cleaning products, and automotive washes is a good step forward, but more ...↓
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Comment From: Cookware and Bakeware Alliance (Fran Groesbeck)

1/10/24 @ 1:00 AM
Dear Washington Department of Ecology, My name is Fran Groesbeck. I am the Managing Director for the Cookware and Bakeware Alliance. The Cookware & Bakeware Alliance is a vital housewares trade association, delivering critical industry resources as a...↓
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Comment From: Mike Ellison

1/09/24 @ 11:52 PM
I am commenting on Safer Products for Washington- PFAS Draft Regulatory Determinations Report (Cycle 1.5).
I appreciate your work on dealing with the important public health concern.
My comment refers to Table 2. Initial set of regulatory determina...↓
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Comment From: Adam Ellner

12/14/23 @ 10:59 AM
Let's ensure Ecology's reporting/restriction decision is appropriate for products containing what might be designated as "hazardous substances" by the EPA, which might entail additional laws that kick in that govern the sale, distribution, management...↓
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Comment From: Larry McCarter

12/13/23 @ 4:27 PM
Biosolids is the one product, of all PFAS containing products that is spread Willy Nilly without monitoring or supervision. I have never seen any PFAS monitoring or testing data from any of the Land Application sites. Ecology does not have many (i...↓
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Comment From: Michael Clark

12/09/23 @ 10:06 AM
I am in favor of a complete and immediate ban. PFAS chemicals have been known for years to be problematic. Manufacturers have ignored this at their own peril as well as ours. There are alternatives available and even if not, it's far better to rem...↓
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Comment From: ELISIA DALLUGE

12/08/23 @ 3:33 AM
Yes please and thank you. Also please consider banning PFAS from make up, shampoo/conditioner, lotions... anything skin absorbent. Okie dokie. Thank you. Your Friend, ELISIA DALLUGE Lisa from Moses Lake.

Ps. And notices as such publicized in my loc...↓
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Comment From: Carrie Pluger

12/07/23 @ 7:32 AM
Thank you for bringing this up. As a concerned citizen, parent, and teacher, I agree that we should limit or restrict the use of forever chemicals.
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