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---MIKE--- - 05 Mar 2004 13:19 GMT
I am considering using Frebreze as a room deodorizer.  Is this harmful
to cats?

                 -MIKE
Wendy - 05 Mar 2004 13:34 GMT
> I am considering using Frebreze as a room deodorizer.  Is this harmful
> to cats?
>
>                   -MIKE

I have some that says it's "Veternarian approved by the ASPCA, safe to use
around cats and dogs".

W
Karen - 05 Mar 2004 16:14 GMT
> > I am considering using Frebreze as a room deodorizer.  Is this harmful
> > to cats?
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>
> W

I've even used it on furniture and my "allergy" cat had no problem.

Karen
m. L. Briggs - 05 Mar 2004 22:26 GMT
>I am considering using Frebreze as a room deodorizer.  Is this harmful
>to cats?
>
>                  -MIKE

My new bottle is marked " Allergen Reducer"
Shaggin - 06 Mar 2004 21:00 GMT
I have cats and I've used this around them. It didn't seem to bother there
allergies or anything just mine. I used it everyday and the bottle says its
supposed to like permanently remove the smell if used daily but when I
stopped using it the smell came back so I feel it is only and unuseful
deodorizer.

> I am considering using Frebreze as a room deodorizer.  Is this harmful
> to cats?
>
>                   -MIKE
Wendy - 07 Mar 2004 00:02 GMT
> I have cats and I've used this around them. It didn't seem to bother there
> allergies or anything just mine. I used it everyday and the bottle says its
> supposed to like permanently remove the smell if used daily but when I
> stopped using it the smell came back so I feel it is only and unuseful
> deodorizer.

We used it in our car when my son barfed in it and it got rid of that smell
permanently. This was good as we were half way to Maine at the time and
still had another 4 hours to go in the car.
I've had no success using it to eliminate "pet odor". My experience there
was the same as yours, as soon as it 'wears off' the smell is back.

W
Shaggin - 08 Mar 2004 22:05 GMT
Ironically right after I wrote this my husband walked in from the store with
a bottle of febreeze to use in his car. I thought it was ironic and wished
he hadn't bought it because all I do is sneeze for days after he sprays it:)

> I have cats and I've used this around them. It didn't seem to bother there
> allergies or anything just mine. I used it everyday and the bottle says its
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> >
> >                   -MIKE
Rob Warren - 11 Mar 2004 05:30 GMT
Read the reports at http://www.environmentalhealth.com/page_freereport.html
on the different odor products then use Odor Away like I did at
www.cobblecreekconsulting.com . Worked like a charm and you can drink
it with no problem. No idea if it is available somewhere else.

Rob

> Ironically right after I wrote this my husband walked in from the store with
> a bottle of febreeze to use in his car. I thought it was ironic and wished
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> > >                   -MIKE
IBen Getiner - 12 Mar 2004 10:19 GMT
> I am considering using Frebreze as a room deodorizer.  Is this harmful
> to cats?
>
>                   -MIKE

If it has a petroleum base, it is.

                   -IBen

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