Airwick plug ins

[Peri Kolakowski]

Someone just posted on another site that Airwick plug ins (with the oil in them) are no good for dogs, does anyone know if this is true and why?

[F, Calla & Luca]

I don't think any of these things that vaporize substances into our lungs are good for anyone.

[Adina P]

But there is no specific "will kill dogs" type poison in them either.  Probably not the best thing to have to breathe regularly, but not toxic like chocolate, raisins, etc.

[Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle]

I knew we'd talked about this before. Here's the link to the discussion: http://www.doodlekisses.com/forum/topics/household-products-causing...

[Peri Kolakowski]

Thank you!

[F, Calla & Luca]

What an amazing memory Karen :-)

[Joanne ~ Spud*]

Hate the things. Horrible. I am one that has a negative effect to any of those products. That said, I found something NEW

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VODKA 

I work a side gig where I am often behind stage in the mix of shows.  A few weeks ago, I worked Dancing With The Stars, when it came to my town and witnessed a wonderful home remedy that truly beats these products once and for all. 

When these shows go out on the road, often to 30 cities or more, the costumes are worn for many weeks without getting laundered.    Not only for this show, but for most, the wardrobe workers, before packing them away in wardrobe cases, spray everything down with a Vodka Mist.

When I asked, they told me it has been done for many years and it is preferred over any product such as fabreeze ( they hate fabreeze)

So Vodka.   Unless you can actually clean and need to get rid of odors, spray down with a vodka mist .  

[F, Calla & Luca]

Interesting.

[Joanne ~ Spud*]

I thought it was interesting also.   These are the professionals and that is what they used. I was outside this room for many hours and I smelled nothing--good or bad, and I think that is how it should be. Smell Nothing