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I wouldn't use them around the pigs, or around humans, for that matter. You're basically inhaling hydrocarbons, and that can't be good for you or for them. And since respiratory infections are hard to treat in pigs, it's probably better not to use anything that might adversely affect their lungs.
I don't think wax warmers mean inhaling hydrocarbons, do they? I mean, the wax doesn't burn, as I understand it, it just melts and releases fragrance.
ETA I suppose if it's one heated by a tea light then that is burning. But I would have thought the fragrance was more of a concern than the candle itself.
ETA I suppose if it's one heated by a tea light then that is burning. But I would have thought the fragrance was more of a concern than the candle itself.
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Being a chemist, I am against all synthetic oily/waxy/fragrances and non-perfume stuff that smells, for humans and pets. It has so many bad chemicals, and since society moves to less house ventilation due to energy saving measures, all those chemicals linger inside our homes and cause damage. We are made to believe it is "safe" and that word should not be used without restrictions, which people don't read or use.
It's sad that people got brainwashed that we can't smell normal, up to a point that people even don't dare to fart in the presence of family members and partners, according to what I hear from younger people. Everything is supposed to smell "nice". Really, why????
And, don't even get me started about pesticides, bug killers, etc. It's just all bad, period. Sorry for the venting, had to get that off my chest.
In case that you really seem to need a "smell" indoors, try something natural like rose water in a dish to evaporate, or natural oils with a scent. Don't burn it, heat it, evaporate it, use wall socket stuff. The simpler the product and it's use, the healthier it is.
Besides that, pigs smell different than we do, it all might overwhelm them.
It's sad that people got brainwashed that we can't smell normal, up to a point that people even don't dare to fart in the presence of family members and partners, according to what I hear from younger people. Everything is supposed to smell "nice". Really, why????
And, don't even get me started about pesticides, bug killers, etc. It's just all bad, period. Sorry for the venting, had to get that off my chest.
In case that you really seem to need a "smell" indoors, try something natural like rose water in a dish to evaporate, or natural oils with a scent. Don't burn it, heat it, evaporate it, use wall socket stuff. The simpler the product and it's use, the healthier it is.
Besides that, pigs smell different than we do, it all might overwhelm them.