<P>I recently started digging into the CT Green Law that went into effect this summer for all CT schools. (<A href="http://www.ct.gov/dph/lib/dph/environmental_health/eoha/pdf/ct_green_cleaning_products_in_schools_law_summary.pdf" target=_blank><U><FONT color=#800080>http://www.ct.gov/dph/<WBR>lib/dph/environmental_health/<WBR>eoha/pdf/ct_green_cleaning_<WBR>products_in_schools_law_<WBR>summary.pdf</FONT></U></A>)</P>
<P>It has caused our school district to adopt some unusual cleaning regimens. </P>
<P>Activeion is being used to clean cafeteria tables in the presence of children and wiped down by children. </P>
<P>I have no idea how they are cleaning toilets in a green manner.</P>
<P>Thoughts anyone - ie. does this thing really clean and is there an issue with our children inhaling these "charged" droplets of tap water since they are seated less than a foot away?</P>
<P>It has caused our school district to adopt some unusual cleaning regimens. </P>
<P>Activeion is being used to clean cafeteria tables in the presence of children and wiped down by children. </P>
<P>I have no idea how they are cleaning toilets in a green manner.</P>
<P>Thoughts anyone - ie. does this thing really clean and is there an issue with our children inhaling these "charged" droplets of tap water since they are seated less than a foot away?</P>