Miss Mary |
02-09-2019 03:45 PM |
Citrus Magic Air Freshner. Safe or not Safe?
I am wondering if anyone has used this product either in the spray or the solid? It is an all natural non-aerosol air freshening order eliminator spray that is suppose to be safe for birds. Ingredients are Natural Essential Citrus Oils. Any feedback would be appreciated.
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Mr Peepers |
02-10-2019 10:32 AM |
Unfortunately any type of essential oil in a product like an air freshener is difficult to know if the manufacturer used the best quality of essential oil. Since it is an air freshener I would be leery and worried the quality of the oil is poor and there might be other things in the oil scent that could cause harm to your bird. I wouldn't use it.
If you have a potpourri burner or even a crock pot you can make simple clean fresh scents and burn them all day long in your home. I use lemon ginger and cinnamon in water in a small crock and can make the house smell amazing and not worry my bird will be affected.
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Miss Mary |
02-10-2019 03:27 PM |
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Originally Posted by Mr Peepers
(Post 1919514473)
Unfortunately any type of essential oil in a product like an air freshener is difficult to know if the manufacturer used the best quality of essential oil. Since it is an air freshener I would be leery and worried the quality of the oil is poor and there might be other things in the oil scent that could cause harm to your bird. I wouldn't use it.
If you have a potpourri burner or even a crock pot you can make simple clean fresh scents and burn them all day long in your home. I use lemon ginger and cinnamon in water in a small crock and can make the house smell amazing and not worry my bird will be affected.
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Thank you so much for replying to my post. Your comment is helpful and I really appreciate it.
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catalinadee |
02-27-2019 04:27 AM |
As Mr Peepers said, it's better to be safe than sorry! One thing I used to do would be to boil orange and cinnamon and then place it in a jar with a pierced lid. You can pop them anywhere in the home and they're completely safe. Now I don't keep my birds indoors but around Christmas time I do make some up. Add cinnamon to anything and you'll get a festive smell!
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Miss Mary |
03-28-2019 09:36 AM |
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Originally Posted by catalinadee
(Post 1919514523)
As Mr Peepers said, it's better to be safe than sorry! One thing I used to do would be to boil orange and cinnamon and then place it in a jar with a pierced lid. You can pop them anywhere in the home and they're completely safe. Now I don't keep my birds indoors but around Christmas time I do make some up. Add cinnamon to anything and you'll get a festive smell!
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Thank you for your reply. I will try your suggestion.
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