Which household item is considered toxic to children?

Household cleaning products are considered toxic to children primarily because they often contain harsh chemicals that can cause serious harm if ingested, inhaled, or if they come into contact with skin. Many cleaning agents have labels that indicate they are poisonous or hazardous, and even small amounts can lead to poisoning incidents or serious health complications in young children, who are more vulnerable to toxic substances due to their smaller body size and developing systems.

In contrast, paper towels, water, and clothing do not have properties that classify them as toxic. Paper towels are generally safe and are used for cleaning without posing a poisoning risk. Water, while it can be hazardous in extreme situations (like drowning), is not inherently toxic, and is essential for life. Clothing, likewise, serves a protective function and does not contain toxic substances that would harm children under normal circumstances.