Wallflowers okay?

[aiyoume]

Hi I am just curious if anyone uses wall flowers in their home? My beardie has her own room and she has an air purifier in there so she has no scents around her. However, I cannot say the same for the rest of my house now. I haven’t had time as of late to let my beardie free roam around the house and explore but I’m kind of apprehensive because I just recently put in some of these wall flower plug ins. I’m not sure if they would be toxic to her and I’m wondering if I should just take them out entirely. I’m keeping her in her room for now but I can tell she’s dying to come out for a bit.

 

[xp29]

Hi I am just curious if anyone uses wall flowers in their home? My beardie has her own room and she has an air purifier in there so she has no scents around her. However, I cannot say the same for the rest of my house now. I haven’t had time as of late to let my beardie free roam around the house and explore but I’m kind of apprehensive because I just recently put in some of these wall flower plug ins. I’m not sure if they would be toxic to her and I’m wondering if I should just take them out entirely. I’m keeping her in her room for now but I can tell she’s dying to come out for a bit.

Beardies have a more simple respiratory system then we do. Your beardie may find them to be irritating to her breathing.

 

[ChileanTaco]

I agree, rather don't use them. It can irritate their breathing, can irritate eyes, or at least annoy them - especially as you mention "some", so using multiple.
(I'm a very smell-sensitive human and all kinds of fragrances are a no-go at home, or wherever we have influence about what is used, for us. I feel such artificial things are much stronger, much more annoying and irritating than the faint smell of a real plant, or other things from nature like wood bark.)

 

[hdochow]

I can't use things like that in my house. Instant migraine for me for days! So I don't have direct experience. But outside humans, I think of it like this, "if it effects me this way, what would it do if my lungs were the size of a peanut"? Not sure if that's helpful or not.

 

[ChileanTaco]

@hdochow
I absolutely agree. I'd never use this at home, I'm feeling very unwell, headache, it distracts my thoughts really like cutting a thought into little pieces.
(At my workplace, the cleaners are using a spray with a strong smell. Daily. I have to air out immediately after they have been here; luckily the window opens fully and it's usually warm outside... Same when somebody comes in wearing perfume/ aftershave: open window time...)