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SgtPeppersMommy · 10-12-2007, 02:39 PM

If you're close-minded enough to look at documented proof and STILL think you're right that's unfortunate. It states on the swiffer website that the ASPCA deemed the product safe, and they OBVIOUSLY are aware that there are 4 lb. animals... ALSO, They wouldn't post this if it were not true or safe if it weren't, there would be lawsuits like crazy if they had. A simple autopsy from ONE case could prove it to be not safe, therefore they would not be allowed to make the claim. So you must conclude, well a logical person must conclude, that it is perfectly fine to use. Just suck it up and admit that you fell for the rumor.

I'm sure it's way safer than your dog inhaling your freshly bleached floors...

I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but...COME ON.

10-12-2007, 02:39 PM	#14
SgtPeppersMommy Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: N Ridgeville, OH Posts: 235	ummm... If you're close-minded enough to look at documented proof and STILL think you're right that's unfortunate. It states on the swiffer website that the ASPCA deemed the product safe, and they OBVIOUSLY are aware that there are 4 lb. animals... ALSO, They wouldn't post this if it were not true or safe if it weren't, there would be lawsuits like crazy if they had. A simple autopsy from ONE case could prove it to be not safe, therefore they would not be allowed to make the claim. So you must conclude, well a logical person must conclude, that it is perfectly fine to use. Just suck it up and admit that you fell for the rumor. I'm sure it's way safer than your dog inhaling your freshly bleached floors... I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but...COME ON. __________________ Sgt. Pepper, AKA "Sarge" & his mommy, Lacey. Last edited by SgtPeppersMommy; 10-12-2007 at 02:42 PM.