What is NOT required to be labeled when preparing a cleaning solution?

When preparing a cleaning solution, the focus is often on ensuring proper safety and identification for the handling and usage of chemicals. The name of the solution is essential for identification, as is the date made and the date expired, as these elements provide critical information regarding the use and efficacy of the solution over time.

However, listing the specific ingredients is generally not required for labeling cleaning solutions. Most facilities prioritize the name of the solution and relevant dates to ensure proper handling and usage without needing to disclose specific chemical components. This streamlines the labeling process while still ensuring safety; in many instances, the safety data sheets (SDS) provide the necessary details about ingredients if needed. Therefore, not requiring ingredients on the label aligns with a practical approach to managing cleaning solutions in a healthcare environment.