Tools & Hardware

Hand tools, power tools, hardware supplies, and safety equipment. Many tools have plastic components and coatings, and some hardware contains heavy metals.

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Hammer

Hand tool for driving nails and striking, with metal head and handle made from wood, fiberglass,...

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Screwdriver Set

Collection of screwdrivers with various tip types and sizes. Handles made from plastic, rubber,...

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Pliers & Wrenches

Gripping and turning tools including pliers, wrenches, and adjustable tools with metal...

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Measuring Tools

Measurement instruments including tape measures, levels, squares, and rulers with plastic,...

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Garden Tools

Hand tools for gardening including trowels, pruners, cultivators, and weeding tools with various...

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Painting Tools

Tools for painting including brushes, rollers, trays, and applicators with plastic, metal, and...

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Drill

Electric or cordless power tool for drilling holes and driving fasteners. Features plastic...

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Circular Saw

Power saw with circular blade for cutting wood, metal, and other materials. Creates significant...

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Sander

Power tool for smoothing wood and other surfaces. Orbital, belt, and detail sanders create...

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Pressure Washer

High-pressure water spray equipment for cleaning outdoor surfaces. Electric or gas-powered with...

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Leaf Blower

Power equipment for moving leaves and debris using high-velocity air. Available in gas,...

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Lawn Mower

Equipment for cutting grass, available in push, self-propelled, and riding configurations with...

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Category Overview

Tool handles may contain phthalates in soft grips. Some hardware items contain lead. Power tools may off-gas from plastic housings. Safety equipment varies widely in material quality.

Tips for Safer Choices

  • Choose tools with wooden or metal handles when possible
  • Ensure adequate ventilation when using power tools
  • Look for lead-free hardware options
  • Select safety equipment from reputable manufacturers with certifications