katie_fleming
Active member
Hi everybody,
I have another question for you. Once a week I spray tan at home, in the bathroom. Obviously it wouldn't be safe for a bird to be breathing in the chemicals from the solution, but I'm wondering if it's OK to continue spray tanning in the bathroom (door shut, fan on)?
My plan would be to bathe the bird prior to the tanning so the bathroom is safe. Also, I would sleep in my bedroom (door shut) away from the cage so until I shower the next morning the odour from the tan would not be near the bird.
Does this sound reasonable?
A second question I have is the use of candles. I know beeswax candles/natural are OK but can I still use "normal" candles in the bathroom? Again, door shut, fan on after?
I assume as long as scents are only being used behind a closed door and well ventilated it would be safe?
Wanted to double check.
I have another question for you. Once a week I spray tan at home, in the bathroom. Obviously it wouldn't be safe for a bird to be breathing in the chemicals from the solution, but I'm wondering if it's OK to continue spray tanning in the bathroom (door shut, fan on)?
My plan would be to bathe the bird prior to the tanning so the bathroom is safe. Also, I would sleep in my bedroom (door shut) away from the cage so until I shower the next morning the odour from the tan would not be near the bird.
Does this sound reasonable?
A second question I have is the use of candles. I know beeswax candles/natural are OK but can I still use "normal" candles in the bathroom? Again, door shut, fan on after?
I assume as long as scents are only being used behind a closed door and well ventilated it would be safe?
Wanted to double check.
Still saving and waiting to move out (job searching has been taking awhile).
