The Swiffer Wet Jet!

[mylittletigger]

Originally Posted by StewiesMom

That's not the ingredients.

Swiffer WetJet contains the following ingredients:

Water (90% - 100%)
Propylene Glycol n-Propyl Ether (1% - 4%)
Isopropyl Alcohol (1% - 4%)
Preservatives (< 0.1%)


Please try to figure out which product has chloride. could it be part of your flooring/subflooring by any chance?

Those are probably the inactive ingrediants. But in the active ingrediants it DOES list a form of Chloride.

[StewiesMom]

I think we are looking at 2 diff kinds. I'm checking out the packages that look like baby wipes that you stick onto the poll to "swiffer" around (sweep)

[mylittletigger]

Originally Posted by StewiesMom

I think we are looking at 2 diff kinds. I'm checking out the packages that look like baby wipes that you stick onto the poll to "swiffer" around (sweep)

I'm looking at the actual Wet Jet the kind you use for the swiffer Mop. It's the bottle that holds the liquid in it that it squirts when you push the button.

[Tophersmom]

I'm so sorry to hear about your baby.

When I was at the grocery store the other day I noticed that there are now three different types of liquid cleaners put out by Swiffer (for the Wet-Jet). There's the original one and now there's an antibacterial one...(can't remember what the third one was) It seems from above in reading all of the ingredients that the original cleaner and the antibacterial cleaner have several different ingredients. Perhaps the antibacterial one is unsafe?

Just a thought.
Val

[DazzlinYT]

The three are:

1. Multipurpose
2. Wood Floor &
3. Antibacterial..

Here is some more info on it...http://householdproducts.nlm.nih.gov...ds&id=16003350

It is similar in nature to Clorox Clean Ups which I use daily with the dogs.. I also swiffer daily (or 3x a day) with the regular swiffer. Was it the antibacterial swiffer you used?

Out of curiosity, can you tell me what her electrolyte levels were?