ly true if you use concentrated versions without diluting them, and use them too close to eyes, ears, and mouths.
It’s good for inducing vomiting and effective when it comes to deodorizing your skunked pet.
Beyond that, though, you may want to look at alternatives specifically designed for each purpose.
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