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Posted by Iguanamomma on October 12, 2000 at 12:00:27:

In Reply to: THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!! posted by JNelson on October 11, 2000 at 22:57:30:

Those two words are not usually used in the same sentence are they?????

Personally, it sounds like if you continue to use them that it's safe since you are wiping it off, etc. etc. Here's a snippet from a post on the Iguana Mail List in 1999 by Melissa Kaplan regarding this:

Subject: Re: Lysol cleaner

The effects may not be immediate nor obvious. As with cedar, there can be respiratory, digestive and reproductive impacts. As with all toxic exposure, it may take some individuals longer than others to develop problems.

(?-er) always letting it dry and never putting the igs back in the enclosure until the fumes were gone.

(MK)I'd go at least one step further and keep them out of the room while you are using it, and then rinse the surfaces off thoroughly and
letting them dry before putting them back.
END
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Hope that eases your mind. (I can hear the wheels turning---Hands to face OMG what have I done to my baby?!?) I know of others who have continued to use Lysol and have not heard that there have been any problems. But the ones I personally know of are doing what you do (rinsing/airing). This is especially true of people who have "rug rats" and are afraid (for good reason)of the babes picking up something from the green babes. Ummm...both species seem to relish the idea of licking/mouthing everything *grin*

glenda

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: Those two words are not usually used in the same sentence are they????? : Personally, it sounds like if you continue to use them that it's safe since you are wiping it off, etc. etc. Here's a snippet from a post on the Iguana Mail List in 1999 by Melissa Kaplan regarding this: : <melissk@sonic.net>Subject: Re: Lysol cleaner : <snip> : The effects may not be immediate nor obvious. As with cedar, there can be respiratory, digestive and reproductive impacts. As with all toxic exposure, it may take some individuals longer than others to develop problems. : (?-er)<snip> always letting it dry and never putting the igs back in the enclosure until the fumes were gone. : (MK)I'd go at least one step further and keep them out of the room while you are using it, and then rinse the surfaces off thoroughly and : letting them dry before putting them back. : END : ************* : Hope that eases your mind. (I can hear the wheels turning---Hands to face OMG what have I done to my baby?!?) I know of others who have continued to use Lysol and have not heard that there have been any problems. But the ones I personally know of are doing what you do (rinsing/airing). This is especially true of people who have "rug rats" and are afraid (for good reason)of the babes picking up something from the green babes. Ummm...both species seem to relish the idea of licking/mouthing everything *grin* : glenda

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