The Killers in your bathroom

[Trevor]

Products commonly found to contains Sodium Lauryl Sulfate or SLES
Soaps
Shampoos
Bubble-baths
Tooth paste
Washing-up liquid / dish soap
Laundry detergent
Childrens soaps / shampoos
Stain Remover
Carpet Cleaner
Fabric glue
Body wash
Shave cream
Mascara
Mouthwash
Skin cleanser
Moisture lotion / Moisturiser
Sun Cream
http://www.natural-health-information-centre.com/sodium-lauryl-sulfate.html
http://www.health-report.co.uk/sodium_lauryl_sulphate.html

 

[lenny]

Good post Trevor, makes you sit up and think, But we must,nt let the kids read about this,,I already hide my money under the Soap

 

[Deleted member 3011]

Hmmmm.

Let's see now. The typical smoking, drinking, driving person has a likelihood of having a serious accident or illness measured in one in a few hundred every year. Add the chances of having a serious accident in a bathroom (quite high) and it's a wonder that any of us survive a year unscathed.

Now you want us to worry about a minor risk from using approved products.

 

[Trevor]

Now you want us to worry about a minor risk from using approved products.

I am not asking anyone to worry where in my post did have implied that you should personally worry.
Just because you are not interested don't assume no one else is.

 

[fred ee]

I am not asking anyone to worry where in my post did have implied that you should personally worry.
Just because you are not interested don't assume no one else is.

I'm afraid it is just another one of those 'scares' that do the rounds...
Look here...www.snopes.com/toxins/shampoo.htm

 

[Trevor]

I'm afraid it is just another one of those 'scares' that do the rounds...
Look here...www.snopes.com/toxins/shampoo.htm

Thanks Fred, I will find it hard to belive anything i read on the internet now, so much sh**e Going round. Bollocks

 

[Geoff.W]

Thanks Fred, I will find it hard to belive anything i read on the internet now, so much sh**e Going round. Bollocks

I totaly agree. I also find that myths get created and requoted so often that people start to believe them.

A very good example of this is the idea that your alternator will only charge your battery to 70 or 80% of its max. (quoted again on this forum very recently), I can assure you that this is total and utter (to purloin your word) BOLLOCKS.

 

[fred ee]

Thanks Fred, I will find it hard to belive anything i read on the internet now, so much sh**e Going round. Bollocks

I saw the light some while back. Nowadays, I read such mountains of TOSH (a.k.a. qualified advice from skilled and knowledgeable "experts" who actually know b ugger all) on all sorts of forums, especially the ones we motor homers read, that I neither ask nor offer "advice." I tend to read forums for a good laugh (or, maybe, the odd pearl of wisdom) and 'kill' 20 minutes when I'm bored.

 

[Trevor]

Thanks all of you's for your replies and good luck, cheers.

 

[cipro]

I saw the light some while back. Nowadays, I read such mountains of TOSH (a.k.a. qualified advice from skilled and knowledgeable "experts" who actually know b ugger all) on all sorts of forums, especially the ones we motor homers read, that I neither ask nor offer "advice." I tend to read forums for a good laugh (or, maybe, the odd pearl of wisdom) and 'kill' 20 minutes when I'm bored.

So what you doing on here then get bored somewhere else

There has been good advise on here 'I have found and friendly people
although I do check if i can on advise before leaping like most people would