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by the1merk from APOPKA

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I really don't understand why people keep poisonous cleaning products in their home after being shown better and safer ones. I have shown couples a bathroom cleaner that is better and safer to use, you can wash your hands in it, and they are amazed. A toilet bowl cleaner that will polish all fixtures safely, you don't need rubber gloves to use this. My neice burned her hand two weeks ago I applied some ointment and while we were talking, all pain ceased, two days later you couldn't tell she had burned herself. This company has Home, Health, and Cleaning products that actually do what they claim, thats amazing isn't it. If you have switched brands of products in these catagories because they didn't live up to the advertising claims, why did you switch back to them after another one failed?? The advertising cost of some home products can be up to 70% of of the retail price. It should make you wonder a little bit about why some companies spend so much on advertising. If you go to the movies because of the advertising blitz and came away disappointed, did you tell people how bad it really was. Most people tell their friends and neighbors, or classmates about a good or bad movie. A  good or bad restaurant. It's called "word of mouth" and it is usually the best form of advertising. That's why customer satisfaction is so important to most GOOD businesses. While some people keep on believing ad campaigns is a mystery to me. There are good reputable companies out there that spend their money on research and development, trying to make a better product. Others spend their money on ads to make you think their product is better. When my two sons were small I found out about these products, got rid of the poison in my house, and took the locks off all the cabinets. The kids could open them easier than me anyway. Explain to me why you have thise things with skull and crossbone warnings, poison control center phone numbers on them. Why are children going to hospitals, or dying from household poisons. Are your children or grandchildren safe from this "accident". WHY NOT!!!!
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DoninOrlando read my blog view my photos
Jun 19, 2007 | 10:52 AM

Sounds like a commercial..... My kids are grown so I don't have to worry about that anymore.

DVS11965 read my blog view my photos
Jun 19, 2007 | 1:21 PM

Does better and safer mean they can be swallowed without danger? Or just less danger. Instead of death, you can live on as a vegetable?

I do understand about the no gloves and all, which is cool. And you can save money on the rubber glove purchases, but if it can't be swallowed it still isn't safe for kids.

the1merk read my blog view my photos
Jun 19, 2007 | 1:48 PM

For a better clarification. Yes. If you or anyone to accidently swallow any of these cleaning products, they taste absolutely terrible, even a child would spit it out. If some were accidently swallowed no harm would come to anyone, they might through up, or get a slight stomachache. You would not have to call poison control, or an ambulance to go to the hospital and get your stomach pumped. A lesson would be learned without threatening the life of a child.

pattiep read my blog view my photos
Jun 19, 2007 | 2:41 PM

What are you talking about????There are more things that can harm you then cleaning products. Pesticides and medicines in your cabinet. Oh and deodorant and hand sanitizers. I haven't seen the skull and cross bones on anything in a very long time. When was the last time you heard of a child getting into a cleaner under the sink? I can't remember when, I think mast parents are very cautious these days about what they clean with. You'd be surprised at how many folks I know that clean with rubbing alcohol, but there kids don't drink it. Nothing is absolutely safe.....

the1merk read my blog view my photos
Jun 19, 2007 | 4:07 PM

Let me say this, the only product that this makes with a child safety cap that I'm aware of, (their could be more i'm not sure) is the women's daily multivitamin with iron, you can have adverse reactions from to much iron. It's not something you have to worry about if you buy your supplements off the shelf in any store. The company I'm talking about has a line of cleaning products for home and laundry, as well as nutritional products, and personal hygiene products, herbal teas, and other things. This is not AMWAY, thank GOD, tried their stuff once very disatisfied.

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the1merk

average education (1 yr coll) former liberal -- army veteran -very tired of being lied to by media & uninformed ppl who have good intentions but do not read enough material to know the truth.

Member Since: 6/13/2007