TITLE 35:

ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION

SUBTITLE B:

AIR POLLUTION

CHAPTER I:

POLLUTION

CONTROL

BOARD

SUBCHAPTER

C:

EMISSION STANDARDS

AND

LIMITATIONS

FOR STATIONARY

SOURCES

PART 223

STANDARDS

AND LIMITATIONS

FOR

ORGANIC

MATERIAL

EMISSIONS

FOR AREA

SOURCES

SUBPART

A:

GENERAL

PROVISIONS

Severability

Abbreviations

and

Acronyms

Incorporations

by

Reference

Electronic

ClepncrCleaners,

Electrical ClcancrCleaners,

Energized

Electrical

ClcancrCleaners,

and Contact

Adhesives

223.270

Reporting

Requirements

223.275

Special

Recordkeeping Requirements

for

Consumer

Products that

Contain

Perchioroethylene

or Methylene

Chloride

223.280

Calculating Illinois

Sales

223.285

Test Methods

SUBPART C:

Section

ARCHITECTURAL

AND INDUSTRIAL

MAINTENANCE

COATINGS

Purpose

Applicability

Definitions

for Subpart

C

Standards

Container

Labeling

Requirements

Reporting

Requirements

Compliance

Provisions

and Test Methods

Alternative

Test Methods

Methacrylate Traffic

Coating

Markings

Section

223.100

223 .105

223.120

SUBPART B:

Section

223.200

223.201

223.203

223.205

223.206

223.207

223.208

223.209

223.210

223.220

223.230

223.240

223.245

223.250

223 .255

223.260

223.265

Removers,

2008

P7;j

CONSUMER AND

COMMERCIAL

PRODUCTS

Purpose

Applicability

Definitions

for

Subpart

B

Standards

Diluted Products

Products

rcgiztcrcdRecistered

under

FIFRA

Requirements

for

Aerosol Adhesives

Requirements

for Floor

Wax Strippers

Products

Containing Ozone-Depleting

Compounds

Requirements

for Charcoal Lighter

Material

Exempt

ions

Innovative

Product

Exemption

Alternative

ControlComoliance

Plans

Product Dating

Additional Product

Dating Requirements

Most Restrictive

Limit

Additional

Labeling

Requirements for

Aerosol Adhesives,

Adhesive

223.300

223.305

223.307

223.310

223.320

223.330

223.340

223.350

223.360

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a)

40

CFR

59, Subpartsubtart

D,

Appcndixaooendix

A, Determination

of Volatile

Matter

Content of Methacrylate Multicomponent

Coatings Used as Traffic Marking

Coatings, 64

Fed. Reg. 35002

(June

30,

1999)

b)

40 CFR 59, Subpartsuboart C,

National

Volatile Organic Compound Emission

Standards for

Consumer

Products, 69

Fed.

Reg. 18803 (April 4,

2004)

c)

40 CFR 60, Appcndixatoendix A, Method 24, Determination of Volatile

Matter

Content, Water Content, Density, Volume Solids, and Weight Solids of Surface

Coatings, 36

Fed. Reg. 24877

(December

23,

1971)

d)

40 CFR 82,

Subpartsuboart

A, Appcndixaooendix A, Class I

eea---e1-1-e4Contro11ed

Substances, 68 Fed. Reg. 42892 (July 18, 2003)

and

Appcndixaooendix B, Class II Controlled Substances,

68 Fed.

Reg.

2859 (January

21,

2003L

e)

29

CFR

1910.1200(d) (4),

Hazard Communication,

61 Fed. Reg. 9245

(March

7,

1996)

f)

ASTM

International, 100 Barr Harbor

Drive, P0 Box C700, West

Conshohocken-r

PA-

7 19428-2959.

1)

ASTM Ell9-05a, Standard Test Methods for Fire

Tests of Building

Construction and Materials, approved November 1,

2005.

2)

ASTM Dccignat±on D523-89

(l999)

Standard Test Method

for Specular Gloss,

approved

May 10, 1999.

3)

ASTM D1640-03, Standard Test Methods for Drying, Curing,

or

Film

Formation

of

Organic Coatings at Room Temperature, approved December 1,

2003.

4)

ASTM Mcthod D3912-95

(200l)

Test Method for Chemical

Resistance of

Coating Used

in Light-Water Nuclear Power Plants,

reapproved 2001.

5)

ASTM

Mcthod

D4082-02, Test Method for Effects

of Radiation on Coatings

Used in

Light-Water Nuclear Power Plants, approved

2002.

6)

ASTM Dccignation D42l4-98, Standard Test

Methods for Evaluating the Degree

of

Chalking of Exterior Paint Films, approved

August 10, 1998.

7)

ASTM D1613-03, Standard Test Method for

Acidity in Volatile Solvents

and

Chemical Intermediates Used in Paint, Varnish, Lacquer,

and Related Products,

approved October 1, 2003.

8)

ASTM E84-07, Standard Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics

of

Building Materials, approved 2007.

9)

ASTM D4359-90

(2006)

Standard Test

Method

for Determining Whether a

Material is

a

Liquid or

a

Solid, reapproved 2006.

10)

ASTM E260-96

(2006)

Standard Practice

for Packed Column Gas

Chromatography, reapproved 2006.

11)

ASTM E2l67-0l, -‘i-Standard Guide for Selection

and Use of Stone

Consolidants-’-

(see

section 4, Stone Consolidant),

approved 2001.

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12)

ASTM C836-06,

Specification for High Solids Content,

Cold

Liquid-Applied

Elastomeric

Waterproofing Membrane for

Use

with Separate Wearing Course,

approved 2006.

13)

ASTM D86-07b, Standard Test Method for

Distillation

of Petroleum Products

at

Atmospheric Pressure, approved 2007.

g)

South Coast

Air Quality Management District, 21865 Copley Dr., Diamond Bar

CA 91765.

1)

South Coast

Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) Method 304-91,

Determination

of Volatile Organic Compounds in Various Materials, revised

February 1996.

2)

SCAQMD

Method 303-91, Determination of Exempt Compounds, revised February

1993.

3)

SCAQMD

Method 318-95, Determination of Weight Percent Elemental Metal

in

Coatings by

X-Ray Diffraction, approved July 1996.

h)

Bay

Area Air Quality Management-- District Office, 939 Ellis Street,

San

Francisco-r

CA 94109

94109.

1)

Bay Area

Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) Method 43,

Determination

of Volatile

Methylsiloxanes in Solvent-Based Coatings, Inks, and Related

Materials, proposed

amendment February 4, 2004.

2)

BAAQMD

Method 41, Determination of Volatile Organic Compounds in Solvent-

Based Coatings

and Related Materials Containing Parachlorobenzotrifluoride,

proposed amendment

February 4, 2004.

1)

California

Air Resources Board

(CARB)

Method 310, Determination of

Volatile Organic

Compounds in Consumer Products and Reactive Organic

Compounds

in Aerosol Coating

Products, amended May

5,

2005. California Air Resources

Board, 1001 I Street, P.O.PQ

Box 2815,

Sacramento-r

CA 95812.

j)

SCAQMD Rule 1174, Ignition Method Compliance Certification Protocol

(adopted

October 5,

1990)

k)

Cal. Admin.California Code

of

Requlations (CCR). title 17

§

94509(h),

Standards for Consumer

Products (2005)

1)

California Code, Health and Safety Code,

§

41712(h)

(2) (2005)

m)

Cal. Admin. Code tie±c

17,17 CCR Article 4, Alternate Control Plan

§

94540-94555,94555

(1996).

n)

Cal. Admin. Codc

titlc

17

CCR

§

94511,

Innovative

Products

(1997)

0)

Codc titlc

17

CCR

§

94503.5,

Innovative

Products

(1996).

p)

7 USC 136 to l36y,

FIFRA, Environmental Pesticide

Control,

published

January

19, 2004, in Supplement III of the 2000 Edition

of

the United

States Code.

q)

Federal Specification MMM-A-l8lD, Adhesives, Phenol, Resorcinol, or

Melamine Base

(1980)

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SUBPART B:

CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS

Section 223.200

Purpose

The purpose

of this Subpart is

to

limit

emissions of volatile organic

materials

(VOM5)

by

requiring reductions in the VOM

content of consumer and commercial

products.

Section 223.201

Applicability

Except as

provided in Section 223.230,

below, this Subpart shall apply

to any

person who

sells, supplies, offers for

sale, or manufactures consumer

products

on or after

January 1, 2009, for

use in Illinois.

Section 223.203 Definitions for Subpart B

The definitions contained in this Section apply only

to the provisions of

this

Subpart.

Unless otherwise defined hcrcinin

this

Section,

the definitions

of

terms used

in this Subpart shall have the

meanings specified for those terms

in

35

Ill. Adm. Code

Part

211.

HAdhesiveTl

means for purposes of

this Subpart, any product that is used

to bond

one surface to

another

by attachment.

This does not include products used

on

humans

and animals, adhesive

tape, contact paper, wallpaper, shelf liners,

or

any

other product with an adhesive incorporated

onto or in an inert substrate.

For

“Contact Adhesive-

7”adhesive

does

not

include units of product, less

packaging, whichthat consist of more than one

gallon. For “Construction,

Panel,

and

Floor Covering

AdhesiveTT

and “General Purpose

Adhesive--” “Adhesive”

does

not

include units of product, less packaging,

whichthat weigh more than one

pound and consist of more than 16 fluid ounces. This

limitation does not

apply

to

aerosol adhesives.

“Adhesive

Remover” means a product designed

to

remove

adhcsivocadhesive from

either a specific substrate or a variety of substrates. “Adhesive Remover”

does

not include products that remove adhesives intended exclusively for

use on

humans or animals.

For the purpose of this definition and

the

“Adhesive

Remover” subcategories

bclowlisted

in this definition,

the term “Adhesive”

shall mean a substance

used

to

bond one or more materials. Adhesive includes,

but is not limited to

caulks, sealants, glues, or similar substances

used for the purpose of forming

a

bond.

“Floor and Wall

Covering

Adhesive Remover” means

a

product

designed or labeled

to

remove floor or wall coverings and associated adhesive

from the underlying

substrate.

“Gasket or Thread

Locking

Adhesive Remover” means

a

product designed or

labeled

to

remove

gaskets

or thread locking

adhesives. Products labeled for dual

use

as

a paint

stripper and gasket remover

and/or thread locking adhesive remover

are

considered

“Gasket or Thread Locking Adhesive

Remover-r”

“General

Purpose Adhesive Remover” means

a

product

designed or labeled to

remove

cyanoacrylate adhesives as well as non-reactive adhesives

or residue from

a

variety of substrates. “General Purpose Adhesive Remover”

includes, but is

not

limited

to the following: products that remove thermoplastic

adhesives,

---

pressure sensitive

adhesives, dextrine or

starchbased adhesives, casein glues,

rubber or latex-based

adhesives, and products

that remove stickers, decals,

stencils, or

similar materials. “General Purpose Adhesive

Remover” does not

include

“Floor

or Wall Covering Adhesive

Remover--”

“Specialty Adhesive Remover” means a product designed

to

remove reactive

adhesives

from a variety of substrates. Reactive adhesives include

adhesives

that require a

hardener or catalyst in order for the

bond to occur. Examples of

reactive

adhesives include, but are not limited

to epoxies, urethanes, and

silicones.

“Specialty Adhesive Remover”

does

not include

“Gasket or Thread

Locking

Adhesive Remover.”

“Aerosol

adhcoiveAdhesive” means an aerosol

product in which the spray mechanism

is permanently housed

in

a

nonrefillable

can designed for hand-held application

without the need

for ancillary hoses or

spray equipment. This does not include

“special purpose

spray adhesives--”

“mist spray adhesives” and “web spray

adhesives--”

“Aerosol

cooking

cprayookina

Spray”

means any aerosol

product designed either

to reduce

sticking on cooking and baking surfaces

or to be applied on food, or

both.

“Aerosol Product”

means a pressurized spray system that dispenses product

ingredients by

means

of a propellant contained in

a

product

or a product’s

container,

or

by

means

of a mechanically induced force. “Aerosol Product”

does

not include

“Pump Spray--”

“Agricultural

sefla”

means the

use

of any pesticide

or method or device for

the control of pests

in connection with

the

commercial

production, storage,

or

processing of any

animal or plant

crop. This does not include the sale or

use

of pesticides in

properly labeled

packages or containers that are intended

for

home

use,

use in structural pest

control,Qr

industrial or institutional

use.

For the purposes of this definition only:

“Home

*seU”

means use in a household or its immediate environment;

“Structural pcct

controlPest Control” means

a

use requiring a license under

the

Structural Pest

Control

7

Act-j225 ILCS

2351;

“Industrial

ueeUe”

means use for or in a manufacturing, mining, or chemical

process

or use in the operation of factories, processing plants, and similar

sites;—o

“Institutional

seU”

means use within the lines of, or on property

necessary

for

the operation of, buildings such as hospitals, schools, libraries,

auditoriums, and office complexes.

“Air Freshener” means any consumer product including, but not limited

to,

sprays, wicks, powders, and crystals, designed for the purpose of masking

odors,

or

freshening,

cleaning,

scenting, or deodorizing the air. “Air Freshener”

does

not

include products

that are

used on the human body, products that function

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primarily as

cleaning products as indicated on a product label, “Toilet/Urinal

Care Products-

7”

disinfectant products claiming to deodorize by killing germs on

surfaces, or

institutional and industrial disinfectants when offered

for

sale

solely

through institutional and industrial channels of distribution. “Air

Freshener” does

include

spray disinfectants

and other products that are

expressly

represented for use as air fresheners, except institutional

and

industrial

disinfectants

when

offered for sale through institutional

and

industrial

channels of

distribution. To

determine

whether

a product

is

an air

freshener,

all verbal and

visual

representations regarding product use

on

the

label or

packaging and in the product’s literature and advertising may be

considered.

The presence of, and representations about, a product’s

fragrance

and ability to

deodorize

(resulting

from surface application) shall not

constitute a

claim of air freshening.

“All Other

Carbon-Containing Compounds” means all other compounds whichthat

contain at least

one carbon atom and are not listed under Section

223.205(a)

or

are

a

“LVP-VOM--’L

“All Other Forms”

means all consumer product forms for which no form-specific

VOM standard is

specified. Unless specified otherwise

by

the applicable VOM

standard,

“All

Other Forms” include,

but ar-ejz

not

limited

to,

solids, liquids,

wicks, powders,

crystals, and cloth or paper wipes

(towelettes)

“Alternative

Control

PlanJL

or

ILACP”

means any emissions averaging program

approved

by

the

Agency pursuant

to

the provisions of this

-egu-a-t4eSubpa.

“Antimicrobial

Hand

or Body Cleaner or

Soap”

means

a

cleaner or soap whichthat

is

designed to reduce

the level of microorganisms on the skin through germicidal

activity.

This

includes, but is not limited to, antimicrobial hand or body

washes/cleaners, foodhandler hand washes, healthcare personnel hand

washes,

pre

operative

skin preparations and surgical scrubs. “Antimicrobial Hand

or

Body

Cleaner

or

Soap”

does not include prescription drug products, antiperspirants,

“Astringent/Toner---” deodorant, “Facial Cleaner or Soap--” “General-use

Hand

or

Body

Cleaner or Soap” “Hand Dishwashing Detergent” (including

antimicrobial),

“Heavy-duty

Hand Cleaner or Soap--” “Medicated Astringent/Medicated Toner”

and

Qt

“Rubbing

AlcohoL-”

“Antiperspirant”

means any product including, but not limited to, aerosols,

roll-ons,

sticks, pumps, pads, creams, and squeeze-bottles, that is intended

by

the

manufacturer

to be

used

to

reduce perspiration in the human axilla by at

least

20 percent in at

least

50

percent of a target population.

“Anti-Static

Product” means a product that is labeled to eliminate, prevent,

or

inhibit the

accumulation of static electricity. “Anti-Static Product” does not

include

“Electronic

CleanerT”

“Floor Polish or

WaxT”

“Floor

Coating-r”

and

products that

meet the definition of “Aerosol Coating Product” or

“Architectural

Coating--”.,

“Appurtenance”

means any accessory to a stationary structure coated at the site

of

installation, whether

installed

or detached,

including

but nenQt

limited

to,

bathroom

and kitchen

fixtures,

cabinets,

concrete forms,

doors,

elevators,

fences,

hand railings,

heating equipment, air conditioning equipment, and

other

fixed

mechanical

equipment

or

stationary tools, lampposts, partitions pipes

and

piping systems,

rain gutters and downspouts, stairways, fixed ladders, catwalks

and

fire escapes,

and window screens.

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“Architectural

Coating” means for purposes

of this Subpart, a coating to

be

applied to

stationary structures or the

appurtenances at the site of

installation, to

portable buildings

at

the

site of installation, to pavements,

or to curbs.

Coatings applied in shop applications

or to non-stationary

structures such as

airplanes, ships,

boats, railcars, and automobiles, and

adhesives are not

considered

“Architectural Coatings” for the purposes of this

“Astringent/Toner” means any product not regulated as

a

drug

by

the United

States

Food and Drug Administration

(FDA)

wheIth

is applied

to

the skin for

the purpose of cleaning or tightening pores. This category also includes

clarifiers and substrate-impregnated products. This category

does

not include

any

hand, face, or body cleaner or soap product, “Medicated

Astringent/Medicated

Toner--”,

cold cream, lotion, or antiperspirant.

“Automotive Brake Cleaner” means a cleaning product designed

to

remove oil,

grease, brake fluid, brake pad material or dirt from motor vehicle brake

mechanisms.

“Automotive

Hard Paste Wax” means an automotive wax or polish whichthat is

designed to protect and improve the appearance of automotive paint surfaces,

and

is

a

solid at room temperature, and contains 0% water by formulation.

“Automotive Instant Detailer” means a product designed for use in a pump

spray

that is applied to the painted surface of automobiles and wiped off prior

to the

product being allowed to dry.

“Automotive Rubbing or Polishing Compound” means a product designed primarily

to

remove oxidation, old paint, scratches or swirl marks, and other defects

from

the

painted surfaces of motor vehicles without leaving

a

protective barrier.

“Automotive Wax, Polish, Sealant, or Glaze” means

a

product designed

to seal

out

moisture, increase gloss, or otherwise enhance a motor vehicle’s painted

surfaces. This includes, but is not limited to, products designed for

use in

autobody

repair shops and drive-through car washes,

as

well

as

products

designed

for

the general public. The term does not include “Automotive Rubbing or

Polishing

Compounds--” automotive wash and wax products, surfactant-containing

car

wash products, and products designed for use on unpainted surfaces

such as

bare

metal,

chrome, glass, or plastic.

“Automotive

Windshield Washer Fluid” means

any liquid designed for use in

a

motor

vehicle windshield washer system either

as an antifreeze or for the

purpose of

cleaning, washing, or wetting the windshield.

This does not include

fluids placed by

the manufacturer in

a

new vehicle.

“Bathroom

and Tile Cleaner” means

a

product

designed to clean tile or surfaces

in

bathrooms. The term does not include products designed primarily

to clean

toilet

bowls, toilet tanks or urinals.

“Bug

and Tar Remover” means a product labeled

to

remove either or both of

the

following from painted motor vehicle surfaces without causing damage

to the

finish: biological-type residues such as insect carcasses, tree

sap

and road

grime--

such as road tar, roadway paint markings, and asphalt.

“Carburetor

or Fuel-Injection Air Intake Cleaners” means

a

product designed

to

remove

fuel deposits, dirt, or other contaminants from

a

carburetor,

choke,

throttle

body of a fuel-injection system, or associated linkages, excluding

---

products

designed exclusively to be introduced

directly into the fuel lines

or

fuel

storage

tank prior to introduction into

the carburetor or fuel injectors.

“Carpet

and

Upholstery

CleanerTT

means

a

cleaning

product designed for the

purpose of

eliminating dirt and stains on rugs,

carpeting, and the interior

of

motor

vehicles

and/or on household furniture

or objects upholstered or covered

with fabrics

such

as

wool, cotton, nylon

or other synthetic fabrics. This

includes,

but

is not limited to, products

that make fabric protectant claims.

The

term does

not include “General Purpose

Cleaners--” “Spot Removers-

7’vinyl

or leather

cleaners, dry cleaning fluids,

or products designed exclusively

for

use at

industrial facilities engaged in

furniture or carpet manufacturing.

“Charcoal Lighter

Material” means

any combustible material designed

to be

applied on,

incorporated in,

added to, or used with charcoal

to

enhance

ignition. The term does not

include

any of the following: electrical

starters

and probes,

metallic cylinders using

paper tinder, natural

gas,

propane,

and fat

wood.

“Colorant” means

for purposes of

this Subpart, any pigment or coloring

material

used in a

consumer product for an

aesthetic

effect-r

or

to

dramatize an

ingredient.

“Construction,

Panel, and Floor Covering

Adhesive” means any one-component

adhesive that is

designed

exclusively for the installation, remodeling,

maintenance,

or repair of structural and building components

that include,

but

are not limited to, beams, trusses, studs, paneling (including,

but not limited

to,

drywall or drywall laminates, fiberglass reinforced

plastic

(FRP),

plywood,

particle board, insulation board, pre-decorated

hardboard or

tileboard),

ceiling

and acoustical tile, molding, fixtures,

countertops or countertop laminates,

cove or wall bases, flooring or subflooring-

or floor or wall coverings that

includc(inc1udino but arc not limited

to,

wood

or simulated wood covering,

carpet, carpet pad or cushion, vinyl-backed carpet, flexible

flooring material,

nonresilient flooring material, mirror tiles and other

types of tiles, and

artificial

grass. The

term

does not include “Floor Seam Sealer--”

“Consumer”

means any person who

purchases or acquires any consumer product

for

personal, family, household, or institutional

use. Persons acquiring

a consumer

product

for resale are not “consumers”

for that product.

“Consumer Product” means a chemically

formulated product used by household

and

institutional consumers including,

but not limited to detergents, cleaning

compounds, polishes, floor finishes,

cosmetics, personal care

productsi-

home-r

lawn-

7 and garden products, disinfectants,

sanitizers, aerosol paints, and

automotive specialty products. “Consumer Product”

does not include other

paint

products,

furniture coatings, or

architectural coatings. As

used

in this

ruleSuboart,

“Consumer ProductzProduct”

shall also refer to “Aerosol

Adhccivcc,”Adhesive”. including

n”Aerosol

AdhccivczAdhesive”

used for

consumer, industrial or commercial

uses.

“Contact Adhesive” means an adhesive

that is designed for application

to both

surfaces

to be

bonded together,

and is allowed to dry before the two

surfaces

are

placed in contact with each other,

and forms an immediate bond that is

impossible, or difficult, to reposition after

both adhesive-coated surfaces

are

placed in contact with each other, and

does

not

need sustained pressure or

clamping of surfaces after the adhesive-coated surfaces

have been brought

together using

sufficient momentary

pressure

to

establish full

contact between

both

surfaces. The term does not

include rubber cements that are primarily

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intended for

use on paper

substrates.

Contact

Adhesive

also does not

include

vulcanizing

fluids that are

designed

and

labeled for

tire

repair only.

Contact Adhesive

- General Purpose

means any

contact adhesive

that is not

a

Contact

Adhesive

- Special

Purpose--”

‘Contact

Adhesive

- Special

PurposeT

means

a

contact adhesive

that is

used to

bond

melamine-covered

board, unprimed

metal,

unsupported

vinyl,

Teflon, ultra

high molecular

weight

polyethylene,

rubber, high

pressure

laminate

or

wood

veneer

1/16

inch or less

in

thickness

to any porous

or nonporous surface,

and

is

sold in

units of

product,

less packaging,

that contain

more than eight

fluid

ounces, or

is used

in

automotive applications

that

are either

automotive

under

the— hood

applications requiring

heat, oil

or

gasoline

resistance-r

or

body-side

molding,

automotive

weatherstrip

or decorative

trim.

“Container/Packaging”

means the part

or

parts

of the

consumer

or

institutional

product

whiehthat serve

only to contain,

enclose,

incorporate,

deliver,

dispense,

wrap or store the

chemically formulated

substance

or mixture

of

substances

whichthat

is solely

responsible

for

accomplishing

the purposes

for

which the

product

was designed or

intended.

This

includes any

article onto

or

into which

the principal

display panel

and

other

accompanying

literature

or

graphics

are

incorporated,

etched, printed

or

attached.

“Crawling

Bug

Insecticide” means

any insecticide

product that is

designed

for

use against

ants,

cockroaches, or

other household

crawling arthropods,

including,

but not

limited

to, mites,

silverfish

or

spiders, excluding

products

designed to

be used exclusively

on humans

or

animals,

or

any house

dust mite

product.

For the purposes

of this definition

only:

“House

dust

mite

product” means

a product whose

label,

packaging,

or

accompanying

literature

states that

the product

is

suitable

for

use against

house dust

mites, but

does not indicate

that the product

is suitable for

use

against

ants,

cockroaches,

or other household

crawling arthropods.

“House

dust

mite” means

mites

whichthat

feed primarily

on skin cells

shed

in

the

home

by

humans

and

pets

and

wh4-ehtht

belong

to

the

phylum Arthropoda,

the

subphylum

Chelicerata,

the class Arachnida,

the subclass

Acari, the order

Astigmata,

and

the family

Pyroglyphidae.

“Date-Code”

means

the day, month

and year on

which

the consumer product

was

manufactured,

filled,

or packaged,

or

a code

indicating

zuch

athat

date.

“Deodorant” means:

For

products

manufactured

before

January 1, 2009:

any

product including,

but

not

limited

to,

aerosols,

roll-ons, sticks,

pumps,

pads,

creams, and squeeze

bottles-i-

that

is intended

by the manufacturer

to

be

used

to minimize odor

in the

human axilla

by

retarding

the growth of bacteria

wb4-ehtha.t

cause the

decomposition

of perspiration.

For

products

manufactured

on or after January

1,

2009: any

product including,

but

not

limited

to, acrozolperosols,

roll-ons,

sticks,

pumps,

pads,

creams,

and

squeeze-bottles--

that

indicates

or depicts on

the

container or packaging,

or

on

any

sticker

or label

affixed

therctoto

the

container

or oackaainc, that

the

product

can be used

on

or applied to the

human

axilla

to

provide

a

scent

and/or

minimize

odor.

A “Deodorant

Body Spray” product

that

indicates

or depicts

on

the

container

or packaging,

or

on any sticker

or label affixed

thcrctoto

the

---

container

or

oackacinc, that

it can be

used

on or applied

to

the human axilla-

7

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is a

TTDeodorantI

‘Deodorant

Body Spray” means

For products

manufactured

before January

1, 2009, a

“Personal

Fragrance

Product”

with

20 percent

or less fragrance.

For products

manufactured

on or after

January

1, 2009, a “Personal

Fragrance

Product”

with 20 percent

or less

fragrance, that

is designed for application

all

over the human body

to provide

a scent.

A ‘Deodorant

Body Spray” product

that

indicates

or

depicts on the

container or

packaging, or on

any sticker or

label

affixed

thcretoto the

container

or

oackagin,

that

it

can be

used on or

applied

to the

human

axilla,

is

a

“Deodorant’L.

“Device”

means

any instrument

or contrivance

(other

than a

firearm)

which

is

designed

for

trapping, destroying,

repelling,

or mitigating

any pest or any

other form

of

plant or animal life

(other

than man and other

than bacterium,

virus, or another

microorganism on

or in living

man or

other

living

animals)

but

not including

equipment

used

for

the application

of

pesticides

when sold

separately

thcrcfromfrom

the

device.

“Disinfectant”

means any product

intended

to destroy

or irreversibly

inactivate

infectious

or other

undesirable

bacteria, pathogenic

fungi,

or

viruses on

surfaces or

inanimate

objects and whose

label is

registered under

the Federal

Insecticide,

Fungicide, and

Rodenticide

Act

(FIFRA,

7 U.S.C. 136,USC

136 et

seq.)

. “Disinfectant”

does

not include

any of the following

products designed

solely

for use

on

humanbumans

or animals,

products designed

for agricultural

use,

products

designed

solely

for use in swimming

pools, therapeutic

tubs,

or

hot

tubs,

products

whi-ehth.t, as

indicated on the

principal display

panel

or

label,

are

designed primarily

for use

as bathroom

and

tile cleaners, glass

cleaners,

general

purpose

cleaners, toilet

bowl cleaners,

or metal polishes.

“Double

Phase

Aerosol

Air

Freshener”

means an

aerosol

air freshener

with

the

liquid

contents

in

two

or more distinct

phases that

require the product

container

t.Qbe

shaken

before use to

mix the phases,

producing an emulsion.

“Dry Cleaning

Fluid” means any

non-aqueous

liquid product designed

and labeled

exclusively

for use

on fabrics

wh4-ehth.t

are labeled

“for dry

clean

only--”

such

as

clothing

or

drapery-r

or

“S-coded”

fabrics.

This

includes,

but

is not limited

to,

those

products used by

commercial dry

cleaners

and commercial

businesses

that

clean

fabrics such as draperies

at the customer’s

residence

or work

place.

The term

does not

include “Spot

Remover” or

“Carpet

and Upholstery

C1eaner--’L,

For the

purposes of

this definition,

“S-coded

fabric”

means an upholstery

fabric

designed to

be cleaned

only with water-free

spot

cleaning

products

as specified

by

the

Joint

Industry

Fabric

Standards

Committee.

“Dusting Aid”

means

a product designed

to

assist

in

removing dust

and other

soils

from

floors and

other surfaces

without leaving

a wax or silicone

based

coating.

The

term

does

not include “Pressurized

Gas

Duster”.

“Electrical

Cleaner”

means a

product labeled

to

remove heavy soils

such as

grease,

grime,

or oil

from electrical

equipment,

including,

but

not

limited

to,

electric

motors,

armatures,

relays,

electric

panels,

or generators. The

term

does

not include

“General

Purpose

Cleaner-r”.

“General

Purpose

Degreaser--”

“Dusting

Aid-r”.

“Electronic

Cleaner-r”,

1

.

“Energized

Electrical

C1eaner--”

---

“Pressurized

Gas Duster--” “Engine

Degreaser-r”

“Anti-Static

Product-r”

or

products designed to clean the casings or housings

of electrical equipment.

“Electronic Cleaner” means a product labeled

for the removal of dirt,

moisture,

dust, flux or oxides from the internal

components of electronic or

precision

equipment such as circuit boards, and

the internal components of

electronic

devices,

including but not limited

to, radios, compact disc (CD)

players,

digital video disc

(DVD)

players, and

computers. “Electronic Cleaner”

does not

include “General Purpose

Cleaner-r”

“General Purpose Degreaser--” “Dusting

Aid--” “Pressurized Gas

Duster-r”

“Engine

Degreaser--” “Electrical

Cleaner--”

“Energized Electrical

Cleaner-r”

“Anti-Static

Product--”

or products designed

to

clean the casings or housings

of

electronic

equipment.

“Energized Electrical Cleaner”

means a product that meets

both of the following

criteria:

The product is labeled

to

clean and/or

degrease electrical

equipment, where

cleaning and/or degreasing is

accomplished when electrical

current exists,

or

when

there is

a

residual electrical

potential from

a component, such as a

capacitori-

The product label

clearly

displays the statements:

“Energized Equipmcnteauioment

use only. Not to be used for motorized vehicle maintenance,

or their parts.”

This

does not include “Electronic Cleaner---”

“Engine Degreaser” means a cleaning product

designed to remove grease,

grime,

oil and other contaminants from the external

surfaces of engines and

other

mechanical parts.

“Existing Product” means any formulation

of the same product

category and

form

sold, supplied, manufactured, or offered

for sale

in Illinois

prior to January

1,

2009,2009 or any subsequently introduced

identical formulation.

“Fabric Protectant” means a product

designed

to be applied

to

fabric

substrates

to

protect the surface from soiling from

dirt and other impurities or

to reduce

absorption of liquid into the fabric’s

fibers. The term

does

not include

waterproofers, products designed for

use solely on leather, or products

designed

for use solely on fabrics which

arc

labeled

“for dry clean only” and

sold in

containers of 10 fluid ounces or

less.

“Fabric Refresher” means

a

product

labeled to neutralize or

eliminate odors

on

non-laundered fabric including,

but not limited

to,

soft

household surfaces,

rugs,

carpeting, draperies,

bedding, automotive interiors,

footwear, athletic

equipment,

Q.rclothing

and,’or

on household furniture or

objects upholstered

or

covered

with fabrics such

as, but not limited

to,

wool,

cotton, or nylon.

“Fabric Refresher”

does

not include

“Anti-static Product--”

“Carpet and

Upholstery Cleaner-

7”“Soft Household

Surface

Sanitizers-r”

“Footwear

or Leather

Care

Product-r”

“Spot Remover--”

or 7

“Disinfectant-”or products

labeled for

application to both fabric and human

skin.

For the purposes of this definition only,

“Soft Household Surface Sanitizer”

means a product labeled to neutralize or eliminate

odors on the listed

surfaces

-i-s-tcd abovc whose label is

registered as a sanitizer

under the Federal

Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide

Act-r (FIFRA,

7

U.S.C.U

136 et seq.).

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“Facial Cleaner

or

Soap”

means

a cleaner or

soap

designed primarily

to clean

the

face including,

but not

limited

to facial cleansing

creams, semisolids,

liquids,

lotions,

and

substrate-impregnated

forms.

The term

does

not include

prescription

drug

products,

“Antimicrobial

Hand or

Body

Cleaner

or

Soap-

7

-”

“Astringent/Toner-r”

“General-use

Hand or

Body Cleaner or

Soap--” “Medicated

Astringent/Medicated

Toner--”

or “Rubbing

Alcohol--”

“Fat

Wood” means

pieces

of wood kindling

with

high

naturally-occurring

levels

of

sap or

resin

whichthat

enhance ignition

of the kindling,

excluding

any kindling

with substances

added to

enhance flammability,

such

as

wax-covered

or

wax-

impregnated

wood-based products.

“Faux Finishing

Coating”

means

a coating labeled

and

formulated

as a stain

or

a

glaze

to

create

artistic

effects

including,

but not

limited to, dirt,

old

age,

smoke damage,

and simulated

marble

and wood grain.

“Flea and

Tick

Insecticide” means

any insecticide

product that

is

designed

for

use

against

fleas,

ticks,

their

larvae, or

their eggs.

The term

does not

include products

that

are

designed

to be

used

exclusively

on humans

or animals

and their

bedding.

“Flexible

Flooring

Material” means

asphalt,

cork,

linoleum,

no-wax, rubber,

seamless

vinyl and

vinyl composite

flooring.

“Floor Coating”

means an

opaque

coating

that is labeled

and formulated

for

application

to flooring, including,

but

not limited to,

decks, porches,

steps,

and other

horizontal

surfaces,

which that

may be subjected

to foot traffic.

“Floor

Polish or Wax”

means

a

wax,

polish, or any

other product designed

to

polish,

protect, or enhance

floor

surfaces

by leaving

a protective coating

that

is designed

to

be periodically

replenished.

The term does

not include

“Spray

Buff Products--”

products designed

solely

for the purpose of

cleaning floors,

floor finish

strippers,

products

designed for

unfinished

wood floors,

and

coatings subject

to

architectural

coatings regulations.

“Floor

Seam

Sealer” means

any product designed

and

labeled

exclusively

for

bonding,

fusing,

or sealing

(coating) seams

between adjoining

rolls

of

installed

flexible sheet

flooring.

“Floor Wax

Stripper” means

a

product

designed

to

remove

natural or

synthetic

floor

polishes

or waxes through

breakdown

of the polish

or wax polymers,

or

by

dissolving

or

emulsifying

the polish or wax.

This does not

include aerosol

floor wax

strippers

or products

designed to remove

floor wax solely

through

abrasion.

“Flying Bug

InsecticideT

means

any insecticide

product that

is designed for

use

against flying

insects

or other

flying arthropods,

including

but

not

limited

to

flies,

mosquitoes,

moths,

or gnats.

The

term

does

not

include “Wasp

and Hornet

Insecticide-

7

-”

products

that are designed

to be used

exclusively

on

humans

or

animals,

or

any

moth-proofing

product.

For thc purposes

of this

definition

only, “Moth-Proofing

Product”

means a

product

whose

label,

packaging, or

accompanying literature

indicates

that the

product

is designed to

protect

fabrics

from

damage

by

moths,

but does

not

indicate

that

the

product

is suitable for

use against

flying

insects

or

other

flying arthropods.

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TiFootwear

or

Leather

Care Product”

means any

product

designed

or

labeled

to be

applied

to

footwear or

to

other leather

articles/components-;-

to maintain,

enhance, clean,

protect,

or modify

the appearance, durability,

fit, or

flexibility

of the footwear

or leather

article/component.

Footwear includes

both

leather

and non-leather

foot apparel.

“Footwear or Leather

Care

Product”

does

not

include

“Fabric Protectant--”

“General

Purpose

Adhesive--”

“Contact

Adhesive--”

“Vinyl/Fabric/Leather/Polycarbonate

Coating--”

“Rubber

and Vinyl

Protectant--’

“Fabric

Refresher-r”

products

solely

for deodorizing,

or sealant

products

with adhesive

properties

used to create

external protective

layers

greater than

two millimeters

thick.

“Fragrance”

means

a

substance or

complex mixture

of aroma chemicals,

natural

essential oils,

and

other functional

components

with a

combined

vapor pressure

not in excess

of two

mm of Hg at 200C,

the sole purpose

of which

is

to impart

an

odor or scent,

or to counteract

a

malodor.

“Furniture

Maintenance

Product”

means

a wax,

polish,

conditioner,

or any other

product designed

for

the purpose of

polishing, protecting

or enhancing

finished

wood surfaces

other than

floors. The

term does not

include

“Dusting

AidsTT

“Wood Cleaners”

and products

designed

solely for the

purpose

of cleaning,

and

products

designed

to leave

a

permanent

finish such as

stains,

sanding sealers

and lacquers.

“Furniture

Coating” means

any paint

designed for

application

to room

furnishings

including, but

not

limited

to, cabinets

(kitchen,

bath

and vanity), tables,

chairs,

beds,

and sofas.

“Gel”

means

a colloid in which

the disperse phase

has

combined

with the

continuous

phase

to

produce

a semisolid

material,

such as jelly.

“General

Purpose

Adhesive” means

any non-aerosol

adhesive

designed for use

on a

variety

of

substrates.

The term

does not

include contact adhesives,

construction,

panel,

and floor

covering adhesives,

adhesives designed

exclusively

for application

on

one

specific category

of

substrates

(i.e.,

substrates

that are composed

of

similar

materials, such

as different types

of

metals,

paper

products, ceramics,

plastics,

rubbers,

or vinyls)

, or adhesives

designed

exclusively

for use on

one specific

category

of articles

(i.e.,

articles

that may

be composed of different

materials

but perform

a

specific

function,

such as gaskets,

automotive trim,

weather-stripping,

or carpets)

“General

Purpose

CleanerTT

means

a

product designed

for general

all-purpose

cleaning,

in

contrast

to cleaning

products

designed

to clean specific

substrates

in certain

situations.

This includes

products designed

for general floor

cleaning,

kitchen or

countertop cleaning,

and cleaners designed

to

be used

on

a

variety

of

hard surfaces,

and does not include

“General Purpose

Degreasers”

and

“Electronic

clcancrs.

“Cleaners”.

“General

Purpose Degreaser”

means any

product

labeled

to remove or dissolve

grease,

grime, oil and

other oil-based

contaminants from

a

variety of

substrates,

including automotive

or miscellaneous

metallic parts.

This

does not

include

“Engine

Degreaser--”.

“General Purpose

Cleaner-r”

“Adhesive

Remover--”

“Electronic

Cleaner-”

“Electrical

Cleaner--”. “Energized

Electrical

Cleaner-r”

-

“Metal

Polish/Cleanser--”

products

used exclusively

in “Solvent Cleaning

Tanks

or

Related

Equipment-r”

or products

that

are sold exclusively

to

establishments

wh4-ehihat

manufacture

or

construct goods or

commodities, and

labeled “not

for

retail sale--”

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Solvent

clcaning tanks or rclatcd cquipmcntcleanine Tanks or Related

Eauioment”

includes,

but

is not limited

to,

cold cleaners, vapor

degreasers, conveyorized

degreasers, film cleaning machines, or products designed

to clean miscellaneous

metallic parts by immersion in a container.

“General-+eeila.

Hand or Body Cleaner or Soap’ means

a

cleaner or

soap designed

to

be used routinely on the skin to clean or remove typical or common dirt

and

soils, including, but not limited to, hand or

body

washes, dual-purpose

shampoo-

body

cleaners, shower or bath gels, and moisturizing cleaners

or soaps. The

term

does

not include prescription drug products, “Antimicrobial

Hand or Body

Cleaner

or Soap--” “Astringent/Toner--” “Facial Cleaner

or Soap--” “Hand

Dishwashing Detergent” (including

antimicrobial),

“Heavy-duty

Hand Cleaner or

Soap-r”

“Medicated Astringent/Medicated

Toner-r”

or

TTRubbing

Alcohol--’L

“Glass

Cleaner” means a cleaning product

designed primarily for cleaning

surfaces

made of glass. The term

does

not

include products designed solely

for

the purpose of

cleaning

optical materials used in eyeglasses, photographic

equipment,

scientific equipment

and photocopying machines.

“Graffiti

RemoverTT

means a product labeled to remove spray paint, ink, marker,

crayon, lipstick, nail polish, or shoe 7

polish--from

a

variety of non-cloth

or

nonfabric substrates. The term does not include “Paint Remover or

StripperT1

“Nail Polish Remover-7

-”or “Spot T

Remover--’Products labeled for dual

use as

both

a

paint stripper and graffiti remover are considered “Graffiti

Removers--”

“Hair Mousse” means a hairstyling foam designed

to

facilitate styling

of a

coiffure and provide limited holding power.

“Hair Shine”

means any product designed

for the primary purpose of creating

a

shine

when applied

to

the hair. This includes,

but is not limited to, dual-use

products

designed primarily

to

impart

a

sheen

to the hair. The term does not

include

“Hair spray,Srav” “Hair -”

7

Mousse-

“Hair Styling Product-

7

-”“Hair

Styling Gel-

7

-”

or products whose primary purpose

is to condition or hold the

hair.

“Hair Styling Ccl” means a consumer product manufactured bcforc January

1, 2009,

that is a high viscosity, oftcn gelatinous, product that contains

a

rcsin

and is

designed for thc application to hair to aid in styling and sculpting of

the hair

coiffure.

“Hair

Spray”

means:

For products

manufactured before January

1, 2009, a consumer product designed

primarily for the purpose of dispensing

droplets of a resin on and into a hair

coiffure whi-ehtht

will impart sufficient rigidity

to the coiffure to establish

or

retain the style for a period of time, and

For products manufactured on or after January 1, 2009,

a

consumer product

that

is

applied to styled hair-

7-and is designed or labeled

to

provide sufficient

rigidity-- to

hold, retain

and/or

-(-finish-)-

the style of the hair for

a

period

of

time.

This includes aerosol hair

sprays, pump hair sprays, spray waxes;

color,

glitter, or sparkle hairsprays that make

finishing claims; and products that

are

both

a

styling and finishing product. This

does not include spray products

that

are

intended to aid in styling

but does

not

provide finishing of a hairstyle.

For

the purposes of this Subpart,

“Finishfinish” or TT

Finishingfinishina” means

the

maintaining and/or holding of previously

styled hair for a period of time.

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For the

purposes

of

this Subpart,

“Stylingstvlinc”

means

the

forming,

sculpting,

or

manipulating

the

hair

to temporarily

alter

the

hair’s

shape.

“Hair

Styling

Gel” means

a consumer oroduct

manufactured

before January

1. 2009

that

is

a

high

viscosity, often

aelatinous.

oroduct

that contains

a

resin

and

is

desianed

for

application

to

hair to

aid

in styling and

sculpting

of the

hair

coiffure.

“Hair

Styling

Product” means

a consumer

product manufactured

on or after

January

1, 2009,ZQfl

that

is designed

or

labeled for

the application

to wet, damp

or dry

hair

to aid

in defining,

shaping,

lifting,

styling

and/or sculpting

of

the

hair.

This

includes,

but is not

limited

to hair

balm, clay,

cream, creme,

curl

straightener, gel,

liquid, lotion,

paste, pomade,

putty,

root lifter,

serum,

spray gel,

stick, temporary

hair straightener,

wax,

spray

products that

aid in

styling but

do not

provide

finishing of

a hairstyle,

and leave-in

volumizers,

detanglers

and/or conditioners

that make

styling

claims. This

does

not

include

“Hair

Mousse”

“Hair Shine--” “Hair

Sprayrn”

or

shampoos

and/or

conditioners

that

are rinsed

from the

hair

prior to styling.

For

the

purposes of this

Subpart,

“Finishfiniah”

or “Finishingfinishina”

means

the

maintaining

and/or holding

of

previously

styled

hair

for

a period of time.

For the

purposes

of this

Subpart,

“Stylingstvlina”

means

the forming,

sculpting,

or

manipulating

the

hair

to

temporarily

alter the

hair’s

shape.

“Heavy-Duty

Hand

Cleaner

or Soap” means

a

product designed

to clean or

remove

difficult

dirt

and soils

such as oil, grease,

grime, tar, shellac,

putty,

printer’s

ink,

paint,

graphite,

cement, carbon,

asphalt, or adhesives

from

the

hand

with or

without

the

use of

water. The term

does

not include

prescription

drug

products,

“Antimicrobial

Hand

or

Body

Cleaner

or

Soap--”

“Astringent/Toner-r”,

1,,

“Facial Cleaner or

Soap--”

“General-use

Hand or Body

Cleaner or

Soap--” “Medicated

Astringent/Medicated

Toner” or

“Rubbing

Alcohol-r”

“Herbicide”

means

a pesticide product

designed

to

kill or retard

a plant’s

growth, but

excludes

products that

are for

agricultural

use, or

restricted

materials

that require

a permit for

use and

possession.

“High

Volatility

Organic

Material—(-”

or

“HVOM-)-”

or

“High Volatility

Organic

Compound”

means

any volatile organic

material

or

volatile organic

compound that

exerts a

vapor pressure

greater than

80 millimeters

of Mercury

(mm

Hg)

when

measured at

2OoC.

“Household

Product”

means

any

consumer product

that is primarily

designed

to

be

used inside

or

outside

of living

quarters or residences

that are occupied

or

intended

for

occupation

by individuals,

including

the

immediate surroundings.

“Illinois

Sales”

means the

sales

(net

pounds

of product, less

packaging and

container,

per year)

in Illinois

for either the

calendar year immediately

prior

to

the

year

that the

registration

is due or, if that

data

is

not available,

any

consecutive

12 month period

commencing

no earlier than

two

years prior

to

the

due

date of

the registration.

If direct

sales

data

for Illinois

is not

available,

sales

may be estimated

by prorating

national

or

regional sales

data

by

population.

“Industrial

useg” means

use for

or

in a

manufacturing, mining,

or chemical

process

or

use in the operation

of factories,

processing plants,

and similar

sites.

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TInsectjcjdeTT

means

a

pesticide

product that is designed

for use against

insects

or other

arthropods,

but

excluding

products that are

for agricultural

use-

7

_Q

for a use

whichthat

requires

a structural

pest

control

license

under the

Structural

Pest Control Act-

7

£225

ILCS 235,2351

. or

restricted

materials

that

require

a

permit

for use and

possession.

“Insecticide

Fogger”

means any insecticide

product

designed

to

release all or

most of its

content,

as a fog or mist,

into indoor

areas during a

single

application.

“Institutional

Product” or “Industrial

and

Institutional

(I&I)

ProductT

means

a

consumer

product that

is designed for

use in

the

maintenance

or

operation of

an

establishment

that manufactures,

transports,

or sells

goods or commodities,

or

provides

services for profit,

or is engaged

in the

nonprofit

promotion

of a

particular

public, educational,

or charitable

cause.

“Establishments”

include,

but are

not

limited

to, government

agencies,

factories,

schools, hospitals,

sanitariums,

prisons,

restaurants,

hotels,

stores,

automobile

service

and parts

centers,

health clubs,

theaters, or

transportation

companies.

This

does not

include

household products

and products

that are incorporated

into or

used

exclusively

in the manufacture

or construction

of the goods

or commodities

at

the site

of

the

establishment.

“Label”

means

any written,

printed,

or graphic matter

affixed to,

applied

to,

attached

to,

blown into,

formed

into,

molded into, embossed

on, or appearing

upon any

consumer product

or consumer product

package,

for

purposes of branding,

identifying,

or giving information

with respect

to

the product

or

to

the

contents

of

the package.

“Lacquer”

means for purposes

of this

Subpart,

a

clear

or opaque wood

coating,

including

clear

lacquer sanding

sealers,

formulated with

cellulosic or synthetic

resins

to

dry by

evaporation

without chemical

reaction and

to provide a

solid,

protective

film.

“Laundry

Prewash”

means

a

product

that

is designed for

application to

a fabric

prior

to

laundering

and that

supplements

and contributes

to the effectiveness

of

laundry

detergents

and/or provides

specialized

performance.

“Laundry

Starch Product”

means

a

product

that

is

designed

for application

to

a

fabric,

either during or

after laundering,

to impart

and prolong

a

crisp,

fresh

look

and may

also act to help

ease

ironing

of the

fabric. This

includes,

but

is

not limited

to,

fabric finish, sizing,

and

starch.

“Lawn and

Garden Insecticide”

means

an insecticide

product

labeled

primarily

to

be

used in

household lawn

and garden

areas to protect

plants

from insects

or

other

arthropods.

Notwithstanding

the requirements

of Section

223.260223.260.

aerosol

“Lawn

and Garden Insecticides”

may

claim to

kill insects or

other

arthropods.

“Liquid”

means a substance

or mixture of

substances whi-ehtha.t

is

capable

of

a

visually

detectable

flow as

determined under

ASTM

-4359-90, incorporated

by

reference

in Section

223.120,

including

any zubscqucnt amcndmnnt-&

or an

equivalent

method

approved by the California

Air Resources

Board. This

does not

include

powders

or other

materials that

are composed entirely

of solid

particles.

“Lubricant”

means a product

designed

to reduce friction,

heat, noise,

or wear

between

moving parts, or

to

loosen

rusted or immovable

parts or mechanisms.

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This does not

include automotive

power steering fluids;

products for use inside

power

generating motors, engines,

and turbines, and their

associated power-

transfer gearboxes; two cycle oils

or other products designed

to be added to

fuels; products for use on the human

body or animals; or

products that are

sold

exclusively

to

establishments

whichthat manufacture or construct

goods or

commodities, and labeled “not for

retail sale--”

“LVP Content” means the total weight,

in pounds, of LVP

compounds in an ACP

product

multiplied

by

100

and divided by the product’s

total net weight

(in

pounds,

excluding container

and packaging), expressed

to the nearest 0.1.

“LVP-VOM”

or

“LVP-VOC”

means a chemical -“-material-”-

or -“-mixture-”- or -“-compound-”-

that contains at least one carbon atom and

meets one of the following:

Has

a

vapor pressure less than 0.1 mm

Hg at 200C, as determined

by

CARB

Method

310;

or

Is

a

chemical -“-material-”- or -“-compound-’1-

with more than 12

carbon atoms, or a

chemical -“-mixture-”- comprised

solely of -“-material-”- or

a

-“-compound-”-

with more

than

12 carbon atoms

as

verified

by

formulation

data, and the vapor pressure

and

boiling point are unknown; or

Is

a

chemical -“-material-”- or -“-compound-”-

with a boiling point greater than

2l6oC,

as

determined by CARB Method 310;

or

Is the

weight percent of

a

chemical

-“-mixture-”- that boils above 216e—,

as

determined by CARB Method 310.

For the purposes of hethis definition of LVP VON,

chemical -“-material-”- or

11-

compound1

’-means a molecule of definite chemical

formula

and isomeric

structure,

and chemical -“-mixture-”- means a substrate comprised

of two or more chemical

-“-materials-”- or

1icompounds.U

“Medicated Astringent /Medicated Toner” means

any product regulated

as a drug

by

the FDA whichthat is applied to the skin for

the purpose of cleaning or

tightening pores. This includes, but is not

limited to, clarifiers and

substrate-impregnated products. The term

does not include hand, face, or

body

cleaner

or soap products, “Astringent/Toner-,-”

cold cream, lotion,

antiperspirants, or products that must

be

purchased

with a doctor’s

prescription.

“Medium Volatility Organic

Material—(-”

or

“MVOM-)-”

or “Medium Volatility

Organic

Compound—(-” or

“MVOC-)-”

means any volatile organic

material or volatile organic

compound that

exerts

a

vapor

pressure greater than two

mm Hg and less than

or

equal to 80

mm Hg when measured

at 200C.

“Metal

Polish /Cleanser” means

any product designed primarily

to improve the

appearance

of finished metal-,-

metallic-,- or metallized surfaces

by physical

or

chemical action. To “improve

the appearance” means

to

remove

or reduce stains,

impurities, or oxidation from surfaces

or to make surfaces smooth and

shiny.

This

includes, but is not limited

to, metal polishes

used

on brass, silver,

chrome, copper, stainless steel and other

ornamental metals. The term

does not

include “Automotive Wax, Polish, Sealant

or Glaze-,-” wheel cleaner, “Paint

Remover or Stripper-,-” products designed

and labeled exclusively for

automotive

and

marine detailing, or products designed

for use in degreasing tanks.

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“Mist Spray

AdhesiveTT

means any aerosol

whichthat is not a special purpose

spray

adhesive and whichthat

delivers

a

particle

or mist spray, resulting in the

formation of fine,

discrete particles

that yield a generally uniform and

smooth

application of

adhesive

to

the substrate.

“Multi

purpo’cPuroose

Dry

Lubricant” means any lubricant

which is designed and

labeled

to

provide lubricity by depositing

a

thin film

of graphite, molybdenum

disulfide

(.1Lmoly!),

or polytetrafluoroethylene or

closely related fluoropolymer

(‘tcflon”Teflon) on surfaces, and designed

for general purpose lubrication-

7-

or

for use in a

wide variety of applications.

“Multi-purposePuroose

Lubricant” means

any lubricant designed for general

purpose

lubrication, or for

use

in

a

wide

variety of applications. The

term

does

not include “Multi-purpose Dry 7

Lubricants-

-”

“Penetrants-

7

-”or “Silicone-

based

Multi-purpose Lubricants--”

“Multi-purposePuroose

Solvent” means any

organic liquid designed to be used

for

a

variety of purposes, including cleaning

or degreasing of a variety of

substrates, or thinning, dispersing or

dissolving other organic materials.

This

includes solvents used in institutional facilities,

except for laboratory

reagents

used

in analytical, educational, research,

scientific or other

laboratories. This does not include solvents

used in cold cleaners, vapor

degreasers, conveyorized degreasers or film

cleaning machines, or solvents

that

are

incorporated into, or

used

exclusively

in the manufacture or construction

of

the goods

or commodities

at

the site

of the establishment.

“Nail Polish”

means any clear

or colored coating designed for application

to the

fingernails

or

toenails

and including but not limited

to

lacquers, enamels,

acrylics, base coats and top coats.

“Nail Polish

Remover” means

a product designed

to

remove nail polish and

coatings from

fingernails

or toenails.

“Non-acrosolAerosol

Product’ means any consumer product that is not

dispensed

by

a

pressurized

spray

system.

“Non-Carbon

Containing Compound”

means any compound

wh4-ehtliat does

not

contain

any

carbon atoms.

“Nonresilient

Flooring” means flooring

of a mineral content

whi-ehthat

is

not

flexible. This includes terrazzo,

marble, slate, granite, brick, stone,

ceramic

tile

and concrete.

“Non-Selective Terrestrial Herbicide” means

a terrestrial herbicide product

that

is

toxic to plants without regard to species.

“Oven Cleaner” means any cleaning product designed

to clean and to remove dried

food deposits from oven walls.

“Paint” means any pigmented

-or

7

liquid-

liquefiable-7-or

mastic composition

designed

for

application

to a substrate in a thin layer whichthat is

converted

to

an opaque

solid film after

application and is

used

for protection,

decoration

or

identification, or

to

serve

some functional purpose such

as

the filling

or

concealing

of surface irregularities

or the modification of light and heat

radiation characteristics.

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“Paint

Remover

or Stripper” means

any

product

designed to strip

or remove

paints

or other

related

coatings, by chemical

action,

from

a

substrate

without

markedly

affecting

the substrate.

This

does not include “Multi-purpose

Solvents--”

paint

brush

cleaners,

products

designed

and

labeled exclusively

as “Graffiti

Removers--”

and hand cleaner

products

that claim

to

remove

paints and

other

related

coatings

from skin.

“Penetrant”

means a lubricant

designed

and labeled

primarily to loosen

metal

parts that

have bonded together

due

to rusting, oxidation,

or other

causes.

The

term

does not

include “Multi-purpose

Lubricants”

that claim

to

have

penetrating

qualities,

but

are not labeled

primarily

to

loosen bonded parts.

“personal

Fragrance Product”

means

any product whichthat

is applied

to the human

body or

clothing for the

primary

purpose

of adding

a

scent or masking

a malodor,

including

cologne,

perfume,

aftershave,

and toilet water.

This does not

include

“Deodorant”

medicated products

designed

primarily to alleviate

fungal

or

bacterial

growth on

feet or other

areas of the

body;

mouthwashes-r

and

breath

fresheners

and deodorizers;

lotions,

moisturizers,

powders or other

skin

care

products

used

primarily

to

alleviate

skin conditions

such as dryness

and

irritations;

products designed

exclusively

for

use

on

human

genitalia;

soaps,

shampoos,

and

products primarily

used

to

clean

the

human body;

and

fragrance

products designed

to be used

exclusively on

non-human

animals.

“Pesticide”

means and includes

any

substance

or

mixture

of

substances

labeled,

designed,

or

intended for

use in preventing,

destroying,

repelling

or mitigating

any pest, or

any

substance

or mixture of

substances

labeled,

designed,

or

intended

for

use as a defoliant,

desiccant,

or plant

regulator,

provided

that

the

term

“Pesticide”

will

not include

any

substance,

mixture of

substances,

or

device

which

the United

States Environmental

Protection

Agency

does not consider

to be a

pesticide.

“Photograph

Coating”

means

a

coating designed

and labeled exclusively

to

be

applied

to

finished photographs

to allow corrective

retouching, protection

of

the

image-rQr

changes in

gloss

level,

or

to

cover fingerprints.

“Pressurized Gas

Duster” means

a

pressurized

product

labeled

to remove

dust from

a

surface

solely by

means

of mass air

or gas

flow,

including

surfaces

such

as

photographs,

photographic

film negatives,

computer

keyboards, and

other

types

of

surfaces

that cannot be cleaned

with

solvents. This

does not include

“Dusting

Aid--”

“Principal

Display

Panel or

Panels” means that

part, or those parts

of

a

label

that are so

designed

as

to

most

likely be displayed,

presented, shown

or

examined

under normal and

customary

conditions of display

or purchase.

Whenever

a

principal

display panel

appears

more

than once,

all

requirements

pertaining

to

the

“Principal

Display Panel”

shall pertain

to all such “Principal

Display

Panels--’L.

“Product

Brand Name” means

the name

of the product exactly

as it appears

on the

principal

display

panel of the

product.

“Product

Category”

means

the applicable

category

which

bct dccribcc

tho

product

ac

lictcd.

defined

in

this Section

223.203

and

in

thc limitzlimited

in

Section

223.205(a).

that

best

describes

the

product.

---

hProduct

Form”

for the

purpose of complying

with

Section 223.270 only,

means

the

applicable

form

wh4-ehth.a.t

most accurately

describes

the product’s

dispensing

form

as

follows:

A = Aerosol Product

S

= SolidP

ProductS=SolidP=

Pump

Spray

= Liquid

55

=

SemicolidO SoravL=LiciuidSS=SemisolidO=

Other

“Product

Line”

means a group of

products

of

identical form

and function

belonging to

the

same product

category(icc)

. or

categories.

“Pump Spray”

means a packaging

system

in which

the

product

ingredients

within

the

container

are not under

pressure and

in

which

the

product

is

expelled

only

while

a

pumping

action is

applied to a

button,

trigger or other

actuator.

“Responsible

ACP Party”

means the

company,

firm or

establishment which

is

listed

on

the ACP

product’s label.

If the

label

lists

two

or more companies,

firms,

or

establishments,

the “Responsible

ACP Party”

is the

party

which

the

ACP product

was “manufactured

for”

or

“distributed

by--” as noted

on

the label.

“Restricted

Materials”

means

pesticides

established

as

restricted

materials

under applicable

Illinois

Laws or

Rcgulationc.statutes

or

reoulations.

“Roll-oQn

Product”

means

any antiperspirant

or deodorant

that

dispenses

active

ingredients

by

rolling

a wetted

ball or wetted

cylinder

on

the affected area.

“Rubber and

Vinyl Protectant”

means

any product designed

to

protect,

preserve

or

renew

vinyl,

rubber, and plastic

on vehicles,

tires,

luggage,

furniture,

and

household

products

such

as

vinyl

covers, clothing,

and accessories.

This

does

not include

products

primarily

designed

to

clean

the

wheel rim,

such

as aluminum

or magnesium

wheel cleaners,

and

tire cleaners

that

do not leave

an appearance-

enhancing or

protective

substance on

the tire.

“Rubbing

Alcohol”

means

any

product containing

isopropyl

alcohol

(also

called

isopropanol)

or denatured

ethanol

and labeled

for

topical use,

usually

to

decrease

germs in minor

cuts and

scrapes,

to

relieve

minor muscle

aches,

as

a

rubefacient,

and for massage.

“Rust

Preventive

Coating”

means a coating

formulated exclusively

for

nonindustrial

use

to prevent

the corrosion of

metal surfaces and

labeled

as

specified in

Section

223.320(f).

“Sanding

Sealer”

means for

purposes of

this

Subpart,

a

clear or semi

transparent

wood

coating labeled

and formulated

for application

to

bare wood

to

seal the

wood and

to provide

a coat that can

be

abraded to create

a

smooth

surface for

subsequent

applications

of coatings.

A

“Sanding Sealer”

that

also

meets

the

definition of

a

“Lacquer”

is not included

in this category,

but it is

included

in

the “Lacquer”

category.

“Sealant and

Caulking

Compound”

means any product

with adhesive

properties

that

is

designed

to fill,

seal, waterproof,

or weatherproof

gaps or joints

between

two

surfaces.

This

does

not include

roof cements and

roof sealants, insulating

foams, removable

caulking

compounds,

clear/paintable/water

resistant caulking

compounds,

floor seam

sealers, products

designed

exclusively

for automotive

uses,

or sealers

that

are applied

as continuous

coatings. The

term also does

not

include

units of product,

less packaging,

which

weigh

more

than one

pound and

consist

of more

than 16 fluid ounces.

---

For the

purposes

of this

definition only,

removable caulking

compoundccomoound”

means

a

compound whichthat

temporarily seals

windows or doors

for three

to six

month

time

intervals,

and clcarClear/paintable/water

resistant

caulking

compoundccornoound”

means

a compound

wh4-ehJ.a.t.

contains

no appreciable

level

of

opaque

tillers or

pigments; transmits

most

or

all

visible

light through

the

caulk when

cured; is

paintable; and

is immediately

resistant to precipitation

upon application.

Semisolid”

means

a product that,

at room

temperature,

will

not pour, but will

spread

or deform

easily,

including

but not limited

to

gels, pastes,

and greases.

“Shaving

Cream”

means an

aerosol

product

wh4-ehtiia. dispenses

a

foam

lather

intended

to

be

used with

a

blade

or cartridge

razor,

or

other

wet-shaving

system,

in

the

removal of facial

or

other

bodilybodv

hair. The

term does not

include “Shaving

Gel.

“Shaving

Gel”

means an aerosol

product

wh4-ehtlaai

dispenses

a post-foaming

semisolid

designed

to be used

with

a blade,

cartridge

razor, or

other

shaving

system

in

the

removal of facial

or other

bodilybodv

hair. This

does

not

include

“Shaving Cream--’L

“Silicone-baoedBased

Multi-purpoccPuroose

Lubricant”

means

any lubricant

which

4-s—-designed

and labeled

to

provide

lubricity

primarily

through

the use of

silicone

compounds

including,

but not limited

to,

polydimethylsiloxanei-

and

designed

and

labeled

for

general

purpose lubrication,

or for use

in a wide

variety of

applications.

The

term

does

not include

products

designed

and

labeled exclusively

to release

manufactured

products

from molds.

“Single

Phase

Aerosol Air Freshener”

means

an aerosol

air freshener

with the

liquid contents

in

a

single homogeneous

phase

and

whichthat

does

not require

that

the product

container

be shaken

before use.

“Solid”

means

a substance or

mixture

of

substances wh4-ehth.t,

either

whole

or

subdivided

(such

as the particles

comprising

a powder),

is not

capable of

visually

detectable

flow

as

determined

under ASTM

D—4359-90,

incorporated

by

reference in

Section

223.120, or an equivalent

method

approved

by

the

California

Air

Resources

Board.

“Special

Purpose

Spray

Adhesive”

means

an

aerosol

adhesive that meets

any

of

the

following

definitions:

“Mounting

Adhesive” means

an aerosol adhesive

designed to permanently

mount

photographs,

artwork,

and any

other drawn or

printed

media to a

backing

(paper,

board,

cloth, etc.)

without causing

discoloration

to

the

artwork.

“Flexible

vinyl adhccivcyinvl

Adhesive”

means an aerosol

adhesive designed

to

bond

flexible

vinyl

to substrates.

Flexible

vinyl means a

nonrigid polyvinyl

chloride

plastic

with

at

least

five percent,

by

weight, of plasticizer

content.

A

plasticizer

is a material,

such

as a high boiling

point organic

solvent,

that

is

incorporated

into a plastic

to increase

its flexibility,

workability,

or

distensibility,

and may be determined

using

ASTM Method

E260-96,

incorporated

by

reference

in

Section

223.120, or

from

product

formulation

data

or

an

equivalent

method

approved by

the CARB.

“Polystyrene

Foam Adhesive”

means

an

aerosol adhesive

designed

to bond

polystyrene

foam to substrates.

---

“Automobile

Headliner

AdhesiveTT

means

an aerosol adhesive

designed

to bond

together

layers in

motor

vehicle headliners.

“Polyolefin

Adhesive”

means

an aerosol adhesive

designed

to bond

polyolefins

to

substrates.

uLaminate

Repair/Edgebanding

Adhesive”

means

an

aerosol

adhesive

designed

for:

The

touch-up

or repair of items

laminated

with high

pressure laminates

(e.g.,

lifted

edges,

delaminates, etc.);

or

The touch-up,

repair,

or attachment of

edgebanding

materials,

including

but not

limited to-i-

other

laminates,

synthetic marble,

veneers, wood

molding,

and

decorative

metals.

For the purposes

of

this definition

“high pressure

laminate” means

sheet

materials whichthat

consist

of

paper,

fabric, or

other

core

material

that

have

been laminated at

temperatures

exceeding

265

dcgrccc

F,

and at pressures

between

1,000

and 1,400 psi.

“Automotive

Engine

Compartment Adhesive”

means

an aerosol adhesive

designed

for

use in

motor

vehicle

under-the-hood

applications

whichthat require

oil and

plasticizer

resistance,

as well as

high shear strength,

at temperatures

of 200 —

275

dcgreez

2F.

“Spot

Remover”

means

any product

labeled to clean

localized areas,

or remove

localized spots

or stains

on cloth

or fabric such

as

drapes,

carpets,

upholstery,

and clothing,

that

does

not require subsequent

laundering

to

achieve

stain

removal.

This

does

not

include

“Dry Cleaning

Fluid--”

“Laundry Prewash--”

or “Multi-purpose

Solvent--’L.

“Spray Buff

Product”

means

a

product

designed

to

restore a worn floor

finish

in

conjunction

with

a

floor

buffing machine

and special

pad.

“Stick

Product”

means any antiperspirant

or

deodorant

that

contains active

ingredients

in a solid

matrix form--

and that

dispenses

the active

ingredients

by

frictional

action on

the affected area.

“Structural

Waterproof Adhesive”

means

an adhesive

whose bond lines

are

resistant

to

conditions

of continuous

immersion

in

fresh or salt water-

7

and that

conforms

with Federal

Specification

MI4M-A-l8lD

(Type

1, Grade

A)--

and MIL-A-4605

(Type A,

Grade A and

Grade

C),

per the

Federal

Consumer

Products

Regulation

40

CFR59

Subpart

C

59.

subpart

C)

“Terrestrial”

means to live

on

or

grow

from

land.

“Tire

Sealant and

Inflation”

means any

pressurized product

that is

designed

to

temporarily

inflate and seal

a leaking

tire.

“Toilet/Urinal

Care Product”

means

any

product

designed

or

labeled

to

clean

and/or to

deodorize

toilet bowls, toilet

tanks,

or

urinals.

Toilet bowls,

toilet

tanks,

or urinals

includocinclude,

but

4-e

not limited

to, toilets or

urinals

connected

to

permanent

plumbing

in buildings

and other structures,

portable

toilets

or

urinals

placed

at

temporary or

remote

locations, and

toilcttoilets

or

urinals

in

vehicles such

as buses,

recreational

motor

homes, boats,

ships,

and

---

aircraft.

This does

not include “Bathroom

and Tile

Cleaner”

or “General

Purpose

TTType

A

Propellant”

means a compressed

gas

such as

C02, N2, N20,

or

compressed

air which,

that is

used as a

propellant-r

and is either

incorporated with

the

product or

contained

in a separate

chamber

within

the

product’s

packaging.

“Type B

Propellant”

means any

halocarbon

wh4eht1a,t

is used

as

a

propellent

including

chiorofluorocarbons

(CFC5),

hydrochiorofluorocarbons

(HCFCs),

and

hydrofluorocarbons

(HFC5)

“Type C

Propellant”

means

any propellent

wh4-e4tlia,t

is

not a Type A or

Type B

propellant,

including

propane, isobutane,

n-butane, and

dimethyl ether

(also

known as

dimethyl

oxide).

‘Undercoating”

means any aerosol

product designed

to

impart a protective,

non-

paint layer

to the

undercarriage,

trunk

interior, and/or

firewall of motor

vehicles to

prevent

the

formation of rust

or

to

deaden sound.

This includes,

but is not

limited to, rubberized,

mastic,

or asphaltic products.

“Usage

Directions”

means

the text

or graphics on

the product’s principal

display

panel,

label, or

accompanying

literature

whi-ehtlia.t

describes

to the end

user

how

and in what

quantity

the product is

to be used.

“VOM

Content”

means, for purposes

of this

Subpart,

except

for charcoal

lighter

products,

the

total weight of VOM

in

a

product expressed

as a percentage

of the

product

weight

(exclusive

of the container

or packaging),

as determined

pursuant

to

Section

223.285(a)

and

(b)

For

charcoal

lighter

material products

only,

Ccrtificd

Emissions

CertifiedEmissions=The

emissions

level

for products

approved

by the

Agency

under Section

223.220,

as determined

pursuant

to

South

Coast

Air

Quality

Management

District

Rule 11741174.

Ignition

Method

Compliance

Certification

Protocol (February

27,

1991),

expressed to

the

nearest 0.001

pound

CH2

per

start.

Ccrtificd

UseCertifiedUse

Rate

=

The usage

level

for products

approved

by

the

Agency

under Section

223.220,

as determined pursuant

to South Coast

Air

Quality

Management

District

Rule

ll7ll74.

Ignition

Method Compliance

Certification

Protocol (February

27,

1991),

expressed to

the nearest

0.001 pound

certified

product

used per

start.

For

purposes

of Subpart

C of this

Part, “VOM Content”

means

the weight

of VOM

per

volume

of coating, calculated

according

to the

procedures

specified

in

ub&ee-4e±iSec.tj..cn

223.340(a).

“Wasp

and

Hornet Insecticide”

means

any insecticide

product that is designed

for

use

against

wasps, hornets,

yellow jackets

or

bees

by

allowing

the user to

spray

from a

distance

a

directed

stream or burst

at

the intended

insects, or their

hiding

place.

“Waterproofer”

means

a

product

designed

and labeled

exclusively

to

repel

water

from

fabric

or leather substrates,

excluding

“Fabric

Protectants”.

---

Wax’

means a

material

or synthetic

thermoplastic

substance generally

of high

molecular

weight

hydrocarbons or

high molecular weight

esters of fatty

acids

or

alcohols, except

glycerol

and high

polymers (plastics)

. This includes,

but

is

not limited to,

substances

derived from

the secretions of

plants and animals

such

as

carnuba

wax and beeswax,

substances

of

a

mineral origin

such as

ozocerite

and

paraffin, and

synthetic polymers

such

as polyethylene.

Web

Spray

Adhesive”

means any aerosol

adhesive

wh-i-ehth

is not

a

mist

spray or

special

purpose

spray

adhesive.

“Wood

Cleaner”

means

a

product

labeled

to clean wooden

materials

including

but

not limited

to

decking, fences,

flooring,

logs, cabinetry,

and furniture.

The

term

does

not

include

“Dusting

Aid-r”

“General

Purpose

Cleaner--” “Furniture

Maintenance

Product--”

“Floor

Wax

Stripper-r”

“Floor

Polish

or Wax--”

or

products

designed

and labeled

exclusively

to preserve

or color

wood.

“Wood

Floor

Wax” means

wax-based products

for use solely

on wood floors.

Section

223.205

Standards

a)

Except

as

provided in

Section 223.207,

Scction

223.230, Scction

223.240,

or Scction

223.245,

no person

shall sell,

supply, offer

for sale,

or manufacture

for

sale

in

Illinois any consumer

product manufactured

on or after

January 1,

2009, which2009

that

contains VOM5

in excess of the

limits

specified

bclowjn.

this subsection:

Affected Product c

VOM by Weight

j

Adhesives

- Sorav

A)

Mist Spray

65B) Web

Spray

55

C)

Special Purpose

Spray

Adhesives

i)

Mounting, Automotive

Engine

Compartment,

and

Flexible

Vinyl

7Oii)

Polystyrene

Foam and Automotive

Headliner

65iii)

Polyolef

in

and Laminate

Repair

/Edgebanding

60

2)

Adhesives

- Construction,

Panel, and Floor

Contact

15

15)

Adhesives

- General

Purpose—

10

4J&4J

Adhesives

- Structural

Waterproof

15

5)

Air Fresheners

A)

Single—

Phase

Aerosol

30

B)

Double

Phase

Aerosol

25C)

Liquids

/

Pump

Sprays

18D)

Solids

/

Gel

3

6)

Antiperspirants

A)

Aerosol

40 HVOM

10

MVOMBHVOMB)

Non

Aerosol

0

HVQMO

MVOM

0 MVOM

7)

Automotive

Brake

Cleaners

45

€45)

Automotive

Rubbing

or Polishing

Compound

17

9)

Automotive

Wax,

Polish,

Sealant, or Glaze

---

A)

Hard

Paste

Waxes

45B)

Instant

Detailers

3

C)

All

Other

Forms

15

10)

Automotive

Windshield

Washer Fluids

35

11)

Bathroom

and

Tile

Cleaners

A)

Aerosol

7

B)

All

Other Forms

5

12)

Bug

and

Tar Remover

40

13)

4013)Carburetor or Fuel-Injection

Air

Intake

Cleaners

45

14)

Carpet

and

Upholstery

Cleaners

A)

Aerosol

7

B)

Non-

Aerosol

(Dilutables)

0.1

C)

Non-Aerosol

(Ready-to-Use)

3.0

15)

Charcoal

Lighter

Matcrial

zeeMaterialsee

Section

223.220

16)

223.220l6)Cooking Spray

- Aerosol

18

17)

Deodorants

A)

Aerosol

0

HVOM

10

HVOMB)Non-Aerosolp

MVOM

B)

Non crozol

0

0

MVOM

18)

Dusting

AidezAids

A)

Aerosol

25

B)

All

Other

Forms

7

19)

Engine

Degreasers

A)

B)

Non

Acrozol

—&

A)Aerosol35B)Non-Aerosol5

20)

QjFabric

Protectants

60

21)

Floor

Polishes

/

Waxes

A)

Products

for

Flexible

Flooring

Materials

7B)

Products

for

Nonresilient

Flooring

10

C)

Wood

Floor

Wax

90

22)

Floor

Wax

Ctrippcrz

—s-eeStritYzerssee

Section

223.209

23)

Furniture

Maintenance

Products

A)

Aerosol

17

B)

All

Other Forms

Except

Solid or

Paste

7

24)

General

Purpose

Cleaners

A)

Aerosol

10

B)

Non

Aerosol

4

25)

General

Purpose

Degreasers

---

A)

Aerosol

50

B)

Non-

Aerosol

4

26)

Glass Cleaners

A)

Aerosol

12

3)

Non-

Aerosol

4

27)

Hair Mousses

28)

628)Hairshines

55

29)

5529Hairsprays

55

30)

5530)Hair

Styling Gels

631631)

Heavy

Duty Hand

Cleaner

or

Soap

8

32)

Insecticides

A)

Crawling

Bug (Aerosol)

15

B)

Crawling

Bug

(All

Other

Forms)

20

C)

Flea and Tick

25

D)

Flying Bug

(Aerosol)

25

E)

Flying Bug

(All

Other

Forms)

35

F)

Foggers

45

G)

Lawn and

Garden

(Aerosol)

20

H)

Lawn and

Garden

(All

Other

Forms)

3

I)

Wasp and

Hornet

40

33)

Laundry Prewash

A)

Aerosols

/

Solids

22

B)

All

Other Forms

5

34)

Laundry

Starch Products

5

35)

535)Metal

Polishes

/

Cleansers

30361Q1)

Multi-Purpose

Lubricant

(Excluding

Solid or Semi-Solid

Products)

50

37)

5037)Nail

Polish Removers

38)

7538)Non-Selective

Terrestrial Herbicide

- Non-Aerosol

3

39)

Oven

Cleaners

A)

Aerosols

/

Pump

Sprays

8

B)

Liquids

5

40)

Paint

RemovcrRemovers

or Strippers

50

41)

5041)Penetrants

50

42)

Rubber

and

Vinyl

Protectants

A)

Aerosol

10

B)

Non-

Aerosol

3

43)

Sealants and

Caulking Compounds

4

44)

444)Shaving

Creams

545j)

Silicone-Based

Multi-Purpose

Lubricants

(Excluding

Solid or

Semi-Solid

Products)

60

46)

Spot

Removers

A)

Aerosol

23B)

Non-Aerosol

8

47)

Tire Sealants

and Inflators

20

48)

2048)Undercoatings

- Aerosols

40

b)

No person

shall

sell, supply,

offer for sale,

or manufacture

for sale

in

Illinois,

on

or after

January 1, 2009,

any antiperspirant

or deodorant

that

contains

any

compound

listed below:

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Benzene

Ethylene

Dibromide

Ethylene

Dichioride

Hexavalent

Chromium

Asbestos

Cadmium

(metallic

cadmium and

cadmium compounds)

Carbon

Tetrachioride

Trichloroethylene

Chloroform

Vinyl

Chloride

Inorganic

Arsenic

Nickel

(metallic

nickel

and inorganic

nickel

compounds)

Perchioroethylene

Formaldehyde

1,

3-Butadiene

Inorganic

Lead

Dibenzo-p-dioxins

and

dibenzofurans

chlorinated

in

the 2,3,7

and

B positions

and

containing

4,5,6 or 7 chlorine

atoms

Section

223.206

Diluted Products

a)

For

consumer

products

for which the

label,

packaging,

or accompanying

literature

specifically states

that the product

should be diluted

with water

or

non-VOM solvent

prior

to use, the

limits specified

in

Section

223.205(a)

must

apply

to

the

product only

after the

minimum recommended

dilution has taken

place.

b)

For

purposes

of subsection

(a)

of this Section,

the minimum

recommended

dilution

shall not include

recommendations

for

incidental

use of a

concentrated

product

to

deal

with limited

special

applications

such

as

hard-to-remove

soils

or stains.

c)

For consumer

products for which

the

label,

packaging,

or

accompanying

literature

states

that

the product should

be diluted

with

any VOM solvent

prior

to use,

thclimitzthe

limits

specified in

Section

223.205(a)

shall

apply

to the

product

only

after

the maximum

recommended

dilution has

taken

place.

Section

223.207

Products

rcgiztcrcdReistered

under

FIFRA

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For those

consumer products that

are registered under the Federal Insecticide,

Fungicide,

and

Rodenticide

ActT

(FIFRA,

7 U.S.C.

ScctionU5C

136—

throuch l36y),

incorporated by

reference in

Section 223.120, the effective

date

of

the

VOM

standards will be

January 1, 2010.

Section 223.208

Requirements for Aerosol Adhesives

a)

As specified in California Code

zcction.

41712(h)

(2),

incorporated by

reference in Section 223.120, the standards for

aerosol adhesives apply to

all

uses

of aerosol adhesives, including consumer, industrial,

and commercial uses.

Except as otherwise provided in Sections 223.207, 223.230, 223.240,

and

223.245,

no person shall sell, supply, offer for sale,

use

or manufacture

for sale in

Illinois

any aerosol adhesive

w4-ehthat,

at

the time

of

sale, use, or

manufacture, contains VOM5 in excess of the specified

standard.

b)

-a-Special Purpose Spray Adhesive.-’

1)

In order to qualify as a -‘-Specia1 Purpose Spray

Adhesive-”- the product

must

meet one or more of the definitions for -“-Special

Purpose Spray Adhesive-”-

specified in Section 223.203, but if the product

label indicates that the

product

is suitable for use on any substrate

or application not listed in

one of

the

definitions for -“-Special Purpose

Spray Adhesive,-”- then the product shall

be

classified as

either

a

-“-Web Spray Adhesive-”-

or a -“-Mist Spray Adhesive.-”-

2)

If a product

meets more

than one of the definitions specified in

Section

223.203 for

-“-Special Purpose Spray

Adhesive-”- and is not classified

as a -“-Web

Spray

Adhesive-”- or -“-Mist Spray Adhesive-”-

under Section 223.203, then the

VOC

limit for the

product shall

be the lowest applicable VOM limit specified

in

Section

223.205(a).

c)

Effective January 1, 2009, no

person shall sell, supply, offer for

sale,

or

manufacture for use in Illinois

any aerosol adhesive

wh-ethat

contains

any

of

the following compounds: methylene chloride,

perchloroethylene, or

trichloroethylene.

d)

All

aerosol adhesives

must comply with the labeling requirements

specified

in Section 223.265.

Section 223.209

Requirements

for Floor Wax Strippers

On or after

January 1, 2009,

no person shall sell, supply, offer for sale,

or

manufacture for use

in Illinois

any floor wax stripper unless the following

requirements

are met:

a)

The label of each non-aerosol floor wax stripper

must specify a dilution

ratio for light

or medium

build-up of polish that results

in an as-used VOM

concentration of

three

percent by weight or less;

b)

If a

non-aerosol floor

wax stripper is also intended

to

be used

for

removal of

heavy build-up of

polish, the label of that floor wax stripper

must

specify a

dilution ratio for heavy

build-up of polish that results in an

as-used

VOM

concentration of 12%

by

weight

or less; and

c)

The

tcrmcterm

“light

build-up-r”

“medium

build-up-r”

or “heavy build-up”

a’-ei

not

specifically

required, as long

as

comparable

terminology is used.

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Section 223.210

Products

Containing Ozone-Depleting Compounds

a)

For any

consumer

product

for which standards are specified under

Section

223.205(a),

no person

shall

sell, supply, offer for sale, or manufacture

for

sale

in Illinois any

consumer

product

wh-i-ehtliai

contains any of the

following

ozone-depleting compounds:

1)

Trichiorofluoromethane (CFC-11);

2)

Dichlorodifluoromethane (CFC-12);

3)

l,l,l—trichloro-2,2,2-trifluoroethane

(CFC-113)

4)

1-chloro-l,l-difluoro-2-chloro-2,2-difluoroethane

(CFC-ll4);

5)

Chloropentafluoroethane

(CFC-115);

6)

Bromochlorodifluoromethane

(Halon

1211);

7)

Bromotrifluoromethane

(Halon

1301);

8)

Dibromotetrafluoroethane

(Halon

2402);

9)

Chlorodifluoromethane (HCFC-22);

10)

2,2-dichloro-1,1,l-trifluoroethane

(HCFC-123)

11)

2-chloro-1, l,l,2-tetrafluoroethane

(HCFC-l24)

12)

l,l-dichloro-1-fluoroethane (HCFC-141b);

13)

l-chloro-1,l-difluoroethane

(HCFC-l42b);

14)

1,1,1-trichioroethane;

and

15)

Carbon tetrachloride.

b)

The requirements in subsection

(a)

of this

Section-r

shall not apply

to any

product

formulation existing

as

of

January

1,

2009,2009

that complies with

Section

223.205(a)

or is reformulated

to

meet Section 223.205(a),

provided

the

ozone-depleting compound content of the reformulated product

does not increase.

c)

The

requirements

in subsection

(a)

of this Section shall not apply

to any

ozone

depleting compounds that

may be present as impurities in a consumer

product

in an amount equal

to

or less

than 0.0l by weight of the product.

Section

223.220

Requirements for Charcoal Lighter

Material

a)

No person

shall

sell, supply, or offer for sale

on

or

after January 1,

2009,2009

any charcoal lighter material product un1ess

at the time of the

transaction the manufacturer can demonstrate that

thcy havcit

has

been issued

an

effective

certification

by the CARB under the Consumer Products provisions

---

under Subchaptcr

8.5,

Articlc

2, Scction

94509(h),

of Titlc

17 of

thcl7

California

Code of Regulations

94509(h),

incorporated by reference in

Section

223.120. This certification remains

in effect for Illinois for

as

long

as the

CARB certification remains in effect.

b)

Alternatively, the person may

demonstrate that

at

the time of

the

transaction

the manufacturer

had been issued a certification

by an air

pollution

agency of another

state and thc USEPA that was

current at the time

of

the

transaction.

c)

Upon request by the Agency, a manufacturer claiming

to have a

certification

as

specified

in subsection

(a)

of this

Section-

7must submit

to the

Agency a copy of the certification decision, including

all conditions applicable

to the certification established

by

CARE or

the

air

pollution agency of another

state and thc USEPA.

Section 223.230

Exemptions

a)

This rcgulationsuboart shall not apply

to

any

consumer product

manufactured

in Illinois for

shipment and use outside of

Illinois, as long

as

the

manufacturer or distributor

can demonstrate both that

the consumer product

is intended

for shipment

and use outside of Illinois,

and that the manufacturer

or distributor

has taken

reasonable, prudent precautions

to assure that the

consumer product

is not

distributed to Illinois. This

exemption shall not

apply

to consumer products that are sold, supplied, or offered

for sale by any person

to retail outlets in Illinois.

b)

For

antiperspirants

or deodorants, ethanol

shall not be considered

a

medium volatility organic material

(MVOM)

for

purposes of the content standards

specified in Section

223.205(a).

c)

The

VOM limits specified in Section

223.205(a)

shall not apply

to

fragrances up to a combined level of two

percent by weight contained in

any

consumer

product and shall not apply

to colorants up to a combined level

of two

percent by weight contained in any antiperspirant

or deodorant.

d)

The requirements of Section

223.205(a)

for antiperspirants or deodorants

shall not apply to those volatile organic materials

that contain more than

10

carbon atoms

per molecule

and for which the vapor

pressure is unknown, or

that

have a vapor

pressure

of two mm Hg or less

at

20CC.

e)

The

VOM limits specified

in Section

223.205(a)

shall

not apply to any LVP

VOM.

f)

The requirements of Section 223.250

shall not apply

to

consumer

products

registered under the Federal Insecticide,

Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act

(FIFRA,

7

U.S.C.

Scction l36J-

throuah

136y)

g)

The VOM limits specified in

Section

223.205(a)

shall not apply

to air

fresheners that are comprised entirely

of fragrance, less compounds not

defined

as

VOMs under Section 211.7150 or exempted

under subsection

223.230(f).

h)

The VOM limits specified in Section

223.205(a)

shall not apply

to

air

fresheners

and insecticides containing

at least 98%

para-dichlorobenzenet

i)

The

VOM limits

specified in Section

223.205(a)

shall not apply

to

adhesives

sold in containers

of one fluid ounce

or less.

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j)

The VOM limits specified in Section 223.205(a)

shall not apply to bait

station

insecticides. For the purpose of this

eee-t-io&SectJnn,

bait station

insecticides are containers enclosing

an insecticidal bait that is not more

than

0.5 ounce by

weight, whercwhen the

bait is designed to

be

ingested

by

insects

and is composed

of solid material

feeding stimulants with less than five

percent

active

ingredients.

Section 223.240

Innovative

Product Exemption

a)

Any

manufacturer of consumer

products

wh4eètiaat

have been granted

an

Innovative Product exemption

by

the CARE

under the Innovative Products

provisions in Subchaptcr

8.5, Article 2, Section 94511, or Subchapter

8.5,

Article 1, Section

94503.5

of Title 17 of

thel2.

California

Code

of Regulations-7

-_

94511

or

94503.5.

both incorporated

by reference in Section 223.120,

shall

be

exempt from the

limits in

Section

223.205(a)

for the period of time that

the

CARE

Innovative Products exemption

remains in effect, provided that all

consumer

products

within the CARE Innovative

Products exemption are contained in

the

limits in

Section

223.205(a)

of this

regulation. Any manufacturer claiming

such

an exemption on

this basis must

submit to the Agency

a copy

of the CARB

Innovative Product

exemption

decision

(i.e.,

the Executive

Order),

including

all

conditions

established

by

the

CARE applicable

to

the

exemption.

b)

Recordkeeping and Availability

of Requested Information.

1)

All information specified in the innovative productlnnovative Product

exemption approving an

innovative

productlnnovative

Product application shall

be

maintained by the responsible party for

a

minimum

of

three

years after the

expiration

of suchtha exemption.

SuchTha

records shall

be clearly legible

and

maintained in good condition during this period.

2)

The records

specified

in

(1)

of this subsection

(b) (1)

shall

be

made

available to

the Agency, or

its authorized representative, upon request.

Section

223.245

Alternative Compliance

Plans

a)

The purpose of this

see-t4-onSecSion

is

to

provide

an alternative method

to

comply with the limits in Section 223.205(a).

This alternative is provided

by

allowing responsible ACP parties the option of voluntarily

entering into

separate ACP5 for consumer products,

as specified in this Subpart. Only

responsible ACP parties for consumer products

may enter into an ACP.

b)

Any

manufacturer of consumer products

which havcthat

has

been granted

an

ACP

Agreement by the CARE under the provisions

in

Subchapter 8.5, Article

4,

Sectionsl7

CCR

94540-94555, of Title

17 of the California Code of

Regulations, incorporated by reference

in Section 223.120, shall be exempt

from

the limits

in Section

223.205(a)

for

the period of time that the CARE ACP

Agreement remains in effect provided

that all ACP

Productsoroducts

used for

emissions

credits within the CARE ACP Agreement

are contained in Section

223.205(a)

of this regulation.

Any manufacturer

claiming

such an ACP

Agreement

on

this basis must submit to the Agency

a copy of the CARE ACP decision

(i.e.,

the

Executive

Order),

including all conditions

established by the CARE

applicable to

the exemption.

c)

Recordkeeping and

Availability of Requested Information.

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1)

All information

specified in

the ACP Agreement

approving

an ACP

shall

be

maintained by

the responsible

ACP

party for

a

minimum

of three years

after

the

expiration

of such ACP.

SuchTh

records shall

be

clearly legible and

maintained

in good condition

during

this

period.

2)

The

records

specified in

(1)

of this subsection

(c) (1) shall

be

made

available to

the Agency

or its

authorized representative

upon request.

Section

223.250

Product

Dating

a)

Each

manufacturer

of

a

consumer product

subject

to Section

223.205(a)

shall clearly

display

on each

consumer

product container

or

package-r

the day,

month, and

year

on which

the product

was manufactured,

or

a code

indicating

such

date.

b)

A

manufacturer

who uses

the following

code to

indicate the

date of

manufacture

shall

not be subject

to the requirements

of

Section

223.255(a),

if

the code is

represented

separately

from other

codes

on the product

container

so

that it is

easily recognizable:

YY

DDD

= year year day

day day

Where:

—

=

Two digits

representing

the year in

which the product

was

manuf

actured

DDD = Three

digits

representing the

day of the

year

on which

the

product was

manufactured,

with “001”

representing

the first day

of the

year, “002”

representing

the second day

of the year,

and so forth

(i.e.,

the “Julian

date”)

c)

This

date

or code shall be

displayed

on each

consumer product

container

or

package no

later than

the

effective

date of the

applicable

standard

specified

in

Section

223.205(a).

d)

The

date

or datccodcdate-code

information

shall be

located

on the

container

or

inside

the cover/cap

so that

it is readily observable

or

obtainable

by

simply

removing

the cap/cover without

irreversibly

disassembling

any

part

of

the

container or packaging.

For

the purposes of

this subsection,

information

may

be

displayed on the bottom

of

a

container as long

as

it is clearly

legible

without

removing

any product

packaging.

e)

The

requirements

of this Section

223.250

shall

not apply

to products

containing

no

VOM5

(as

defined in Section

223.203),

or containing

VOM5 at

0.10%

by

weight

or

less.

Section 223.255

Additional

Product

Dating Requirements

a)

No

person

shall erase,

alter,

deface,

or otherwise

remove or make

illegible

any

date or code indicating

the

date of manufacture

from any

regulated

product

container

without the express

authorization

of

the

manufacturer.

No

manufacturer

shall affix

a date-code

that is not

true

for

the date

the item

was

manufactured.

b)

Date code

explanations

for

codes indicating

the date

of manufacture

are

public

information

and may not

be claimed as

confidential.

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Section

223.260

Most Restrictive

Limit

a)

Products

manufactured

before

January

1, 2009,

and

FIFRA-registered

Incccticidcoinsecticides

manufactured

before

January

1, 2010.

Notwithstanding

the

definition

of

-‘1-product

category-’

1

-

in Section

223.203,

if

anywhere

on

the principal

display

panel of

any consumer

product

manufactured

before

January

1,

2009,2009

or any FIFRA-registered

insecticide

manufactured

before January

1,

2010,

any representation

is

made that

the

product

may

be used

as,

or is

suitable

for

use as,

a consumer

product

for which

a

lower

VOC limit

is

specified

in

Section

223.205(a),

then

the

lowest VOC

limit

shall

apply.

This

requirement

does

not

apply

to general

purpose

cleaners,

antiperspirant/deodorant

products

and

insecticide

foggers.

b)

Products

manufactured

on

or after

January

1,

2009,2009

and

FIFRA

registered

Incccticidecinsecticides

manufactured

on

or

after

January

1,

2010.

Notwithstanding