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People have been doing just that. The problem is that its an all purpose cleaning agent.
People have been doing just that. The problem is that its an all purpose cleaning agent.
Not to mention that it would taste like soap.z-component said:Who's been drinking this without reading the label?!
Does it have alcohol in it? I've heard of alcoholics carrying lysol bottles around and drinking from them.
Evo said:Who would drink more than one swallow? Who would even swallow it ?
You have an Hispanic soap aisle? Is Hispanic soap different from other kinds of soap?Evo said:It's in the Hispanic soap isle at my store.
Yeah, they're all cleaning products from Mexico, for the migrant workers, I guess. The labels are written in Spanish. If you could read the label, it's in Spanish. It's odd because we don't really have an hispanic population here.Moonbear said:You have an Hispanic soap aisle? Is Hispanic soap different from other kinds of soap?
That's too funny. Even if you did have an hispanic population, I can't see why they wouldn't just be among the other cleansers, maybe at one end so they would be easier to find for people who want labels in spanish. Segregation for cleansers. :rofl:Evo said:Yeah, they're all cleaning products from Mexico, for the migrant workers, I guess. The labels are written in Spanish. If you could read the label, it's in Spanish. It's odd because we don't really have an hispanic population here.
Or responded to threats of lawsuits.Pengwuino said:Maybe they changed formula or something. I've seen labels getting subtle changes every once in a while.
Moonbear said:Oh, wait just a minute here! There's something really fishy going on here. I opened up a bunch of links when I was searching for a better picture of the product and as I was closing them, noticed this one at a Mexican grocer's site:
Or that your grape juice was an unnatural shade of purple and smells like lavender!Pengwuino said:Screw lawyers, if you're stupid enough to drink this stuff without looking at the bottle (or realizing that your grape juice was somehow in the household cleaning isle at the store) then you should be sick :D
Ah, that would explain the unnatural color.zoobyshoe said:It's made from pressed weird, purple jellyfish.
:rofl: I didn't even look at the other products there. Talk about diversifying your market!Evo said::rofl: Look at Moonbear's site! There's a bar soap called CATFISH BAIT!
Catfish Bait - Zote Laundry Soap Bar - Pink 14 oz
Ideal for Catfish bait. Fishing recipe: cut a bar of Zote soap into 5 or 8 chunks, it also works well for cat fishing, then you also have hand cleaner. Works well. Tight Lines...Zote Soap
blimkie said:Does it have alcohol in it? I've heard of alcoholics carrying lysol bottles around and drinking from them.
Horchata: Mexican Rice MilkIvan Seeking said:It looked like milk, and it was in the refrigerator, and the container was like a plastic milk container, but from there, I don't know what it was.
TheStatutoryApe said:This reminds me... Some one from Canada once told me that the Mountain Dew they sell there doesn't have caffiene in it. It was apparently decided that a person buying a clear colour soda should be able to reasonably assume that it does not contain caffiene.
Evo said::rofl: Look at Moonbear's site! There's a bar soap called CATFISH BAIT!
Catfish Bait - Zote Laundry Soap Bar - Pink 14 oz
Ideal for Catfish bait. Fishing recipe: cut a bar of Zote soap into 5 or 8 chunks, it also works well for cat fishing, then you also have hand cleaner. Works well. Tight Lines...Zote Soap
Evo said::rofl: Look at Moonbear's site! There's a bar soap called CATFISH BAIT!
Catfish Bait - Zote Laundry Soap Bar - Pink 14 oz
Ideal for Catfish bait. Fishing recipe: cut a bar of Zote soap into 5 or 8 chunks, it also works well for cat fishing, then you also have hand cleaner. Works well. Tight Lines...Zote Soap
Yes, drinking cleaning agents can be extremely harmful to your health. These products are not meant for consumption and can contain toxic chemicals that can cause serious health issues.
The potential risks of drinking cleaning agents include chemical burns, organ damage, respiratory problems, and even death. These products can also interact with medications and other substances in your body, causing dangerous reactions.
No, all cleaning agents are meant for external use only and should not be consumed. Even natural or organic cleaning products can be harmful if ingested.
If you accidentally drink a cleaning agent, seek immediate medical attention. Do not induce vomiting unless instructed by a medical professional. It is important to bring the product label or container with you to the hospital for proper treatment.
Yes, there are many natural and non-toxic cleaning products available on the market that are safe to use for cleaning purposes. These include vinegar, baking soda, and hydrogen peroxide. It is important to always read and follow the instructions on the product label and to keep all cleaning products out of reach of children.