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You should call the company office and tell them that someone opened your underwear drawer while they were there. They should probably know what their employees are doing in people’s houses.
perverts or cross dressers…
but um.. I’d check all your drawers for anything important missing from the drawers… cause if they opened one they opened them all..
well unless they were looking for a new sexy pair of knickers… 😯
EWWWW! I’d be washing all the underwear in that drawer PDQ……might lend a whole new meaning to the phrase “Whack Job”……. 😈 😉
emerald212 wrote:You should call the company office and tell them that someone opened your underwear drawer while they were there. They should probably know what their employees are doing in people’s houses.
I would certainly call, and at least ask first if they people spraying would have any cause whatsoever to open drawers.
If the person you’re speaking with says ‘no’, then let them know that one of their employees is opening drawers and may or may not be going through them.
I know I’d be irritated if folks came in to my house and started going through my drawers.
I agree with Emerald. Especially since they JUST opened that drawer. Hmmm. Nope, don’t want to think about it. 😯
Okay, now I have a new problem! My cat went into seizures this morning. Thinking it was after effects of the Terminex poison I checked all the other animals and they seemed fine. I brought her the the vet and I actually don’t think it was the Terminex, but the Hartz flea control stuff I used on her while we were out of the house. I made an emergency vet appointment, but I had to wait 3 hours. The product is similar to Frontline… THEN after I tried contacting the number on the box, in the meantime, called HartzMountain it was CLOSED even though it was over an hour into their regular business hours…frustrated I tried to call the ASPCA poison control center and they wouldn’t even talk to me unless I gave them a credit card number over the phone because there was a $60 dollar consultation fee to “open a case”! WTH! It seriously said “If you have an animal POISON EMERGENCY press 1” *press 1 BEEP!* “Please have your credit card ready for there is a $60 service charge for each consultation, please be aware, additional charges may apply” WHAT?!? A Poison control emergency and it was the ASPCA! Are you kidding me!?!
Thank God I think she’s going to be okay. After I took her to the emergency vet they gave her muscle relaxers to stop her tremors, but I started reading up on Hartz flea control and found SO MANY internet HORROR stories that they kill more pets the pests! NEVER EVER BUY HARTZ!!! I couldn’t believe how awful the people there were! I FINALLY got a hold of someone to tear them up about their product and they tried to SELL ME MORE STUFF and didn’t even care my cat almost DIED from their product! The person said to consider myself lucky because some animals have their livers liquefied by the active ingredient and need to be put to sleep. This is supposed to make me want to buy their product?! He was asking me if she had bleeding of the eyes because it was a common reaction!!! BLEEDING OF THE EYES! A common reaction!?! What the hell is wrong with thee people!?! ..and he asked it just as if he was casually asking about the weather!
Sorry to go off on a tanget, but what the hell!? I don’t even care about my tighty whities! I feel so awful I even applied this crap on my animal in the first place and put her through this… I’m just so furious with myself I didn’t research it better…and just upset and worried. Anyway…..
I’m sorry. Just I wanted to take this opportunity to PLEASE never use Hartz, or at least look it up on the net and see EXACTLY what it is that is in the chemicals you put on your pet. There is a WEBSITE I even found called…
With 1,724 victims stories, (SOON TO BE 1,725!) many similar reaction stories to the flea medicine I used, but with much worse outcomes, AND 38 active lawsuits!
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Dreamscape, Orion, Poison Dart, Fireberry, Spangler + Tigerberry DragonsYikes 😯 😯 😯 . I’m so sorry that your poor kitty went through that. I’m so glad she’ll be okay. I’ev heard bad things about Hartz as well. Thanks for the info on it, Drag0n.
That’s awful and very shocking! 😯 It’s scary about all those cases, and maybe even more scary that the people selling it don’t seem to give a damn. I’m really glad your kitty will be okay though.
Oh goodness! Never use Hartz flea control products, they are very dangerous. Lots of places are vying to get them pulled from the market entirely.
As a whole, I will not buy Hartz products. Eep!
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My art: featherdust.coma friend of mine used hartz on one of her cats and he went into seizures….scary stuff…I’m surprised it’s been kept on the shelves this long. 👿
yeah they’ve had complaints about Hartz for years…
I’m surprised it’s not on the news every night though… like the canned food thing was…
When I lived with my sister in law (before she married my brother) she had gotten a three months supply of one of those flea treatments you can get at Wal-Mart (can’t remember if it was Hartz or not). The first month we used it we noticed the cat was a little sluggish the day after the treatment. The vext month when we used it we noticed he was having a hard time keeping his balance or landing when he would jump to/from the furniture and window sills. She called the vet and took him in. Turns out the flea treatment messed with him something fierce (I think it was his potassium receptors – I can’t remember exactly it’s been 6 years or so). The vet told her if we had applied the third treatment the next month it would likely have killed the cat.
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