A thought on stink be gone

[Guest guest]

Folks,

This is just my 2 cents worth - unsolicited, from a guy who uses a

lot of different chemical cleaners, deodorizers, acids, etc.

First, let me say I have not even tried the product, but have used

several others such as odor gone, ozium, odor ban, etc. I've not had

the severe reaction that this lady describes, but have noticed

definite differences in stregnth, and offer the following simple

explanation (hypothesis):

All spray odor removers or cover ups work by being airborne, that's

why they're called aerosols. They work by falling through the air and

comming in contact with the molecules of air, either giving they're

own smell to cover the obectionable ones, or by grabbing hold of

those molecules and carrying them (and the bad odors) to the floor.

They are not meant to be directly inhaled - none of them. They are

NOT oxygen replacements.

If a person sprays the area FIRST, they would doubtlessly be doing it

from a standing position, yes? The aerosol would then be applied at

least 5 -6 ft from floor level - agreed? Maybe more if sprayed upward.

If you immediately " become seated " your nostrils are then what, maybe

3 ft. above floor level? You would be directly inhaling the falling

droplets of aerosol chemical. What would you expect from such a

scenario? It's only a little better than shooting the stuff (any

stuff) directly into you respiratory system!!

Do what you came into do first, then use the sprays after the fact AS

YOU LEAVE! Your tendency will be to spray down toward the commode,

and in any event your on your way out, not on your way in to sit down

into a cloud of chemicals you just sprayed.

Bottom line is: ALL PRODUCTS must be used understanding what they are

and how to safely use them. The spray-first-sit-second sequence is

not such a way.

OK, I've painted the target on my back - begin the barrage!

Fyreye54

[Guest guest]

Makes sense to me. Sounds like sound thinking.

Flo from land and Florida in the Winter

-- A thought on stink be gone

Folks,

This is just my 2 cents worth - unsolicited, from a guy who uses a

lot of different chemical cleaners, deodorizers, acids, etc.

First, let me say I have not even tried the product, but have used

several others such as odor gone, ozium, odor ban, etc. I've not had

the severe reaction that this lady describes, but have noticed

definite differences in stregnth, and offer the following simple

explanation (hypothesis):

All spray odor removers or cover ups work by being airborne, that's

why they're called aerosols. They work by falling through the air and

comming in contact with the molecules of air, either giving they're

own smell to cover the obectionable ones, or by grabbing hold of

those molecules and carrying them (and the bad odors) to the floor.

They are not meant to be directly inhaled - none of them. They are

NOT oxygen replacements.

If a person sprays the area FIRST, they would doubtlessly be doing it

from a standing position, yes? The aerosol would then be applied at

least 5 -6 ft from floor level - agreed? Maybe more if sprayed upward.

If you immediately " become seated " your nostrils are then what, maybe

3 ft. above floor level? You would be directly inhaling the falling

droplets of aerosol chemical. What would you expect from such a

scenario? It's only a little better than shooting the stuff (any

stuff) directly into you respiratory system!!

Do what you came into do first, then use the sprays after the fact AS

YOU LEAVE! Your tendency will be to spray down toward the commode,

and in any event your on your way out, not on your way in to sit down

into a cloud of chemicals you just sprayed.

Bottom line is: ALL PRODUCTS must be used understanding what they are

and how to safely use them. The spray-first-sit-second sequence is

not such a way.

OK, I've painted the target on my back - begin the barrage!

Fyreye54