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1. How concerned are you that you or your family may be exposed to harmful chemicals in everyday products? (Required.)

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2. Which types of consumer products concern you the most when it comes to harmful chemicals? (Select up to three) (Required.)

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3. Which potential impacts from chemical exposures concern you the most? (Select up to three) (Required.)

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4. How concerned are you about the use of each of the following types of chemicals or plastics listed below that are put into these specific consumer products? (Required.)

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PFAS plastic used in cookware
Polyvinyl chloride plastic (PVC #3) used in packaging
Bisphenols (BPA-like chemicals) used in food can linings
Plastics and tire pellets used in turf playfields
Microplastics shedding from plastic products
PFAS in household paint
Phthalates in fragrance products like air fresheners
PVC in building materials like vinyl flooring or wall coverings

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5. Before today, how much had you heard about chemicals from consumer products entering stormwater, wastewater systems and waterways such as rivers, lakes and Puget Sound? (Required.)

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6. When it comes to harmful chemicals entering waterways, which approach do you think should be the priority? (Required.)

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7. How good or bad of a job do you think the government does preventing harmful chemicals from contaminating food, waterways, wildlife and people? (Required.)

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8. Thinking about protecting people from harmful chemicals in consumer products and keeping them out of waterways, who do you think should be doing more? (Select up to two) (Required.)

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9. Where do you get your news and information? (Required.)

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10. What race, ethnicity, or culture do you most identify yourself with? Please select one. (Required.)

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11. What is your age range? (Required.)

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12. To ensure respondents are from King County ONLY, what is your zip code? (Required.)

This survey is supported by funding from the King County WaterWorks Grant Program and conducted by Toxic-Free Future. Your responses will help us educate communities and prioritize action on consumer products with toxic chemicals.

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