Joshua sent a message to Herbert Fisk Johnson III Chairman and CEO, S. C. Johnson Son – email address that said:
For several weeks I have been dealing with some type of nats in my home, especially around the litter box (changed daily) and the kitchen sink and a couple at night in my bedroom. First I tried the blue can Flying Insects. It said to allow for about 2 hours to dry. When I sprayed my bedroom, I turned the ceiling fan on and closed the door for about 8 hours while out and so my cat would not go near it. When I got home, I kept the fan going but opened the door and then waited about 2 additional hours before going to bed. I awoke several times throughout the night itching and difficulty breathing due to a lung disease. Well, the spray did not work and for about the next week, the insects were out and about again; litter box, rooms, kitchen. They werent fleas. I was able to trap some in mason jars with cider vinigar.
Next, I tried RAID for Nats that comes with a tube to the nozzle that said it can be sprayed around bed frames which I did and again with the fan, closed the door for about 8 hours and when I got home, about 2 hours later I went to sleep. Again, I woke up several times due to severe itching more so my face and had difficulty breathing. Both times I used my rescue inhaler however by the next day it was so bad that the inside of my right nostril and right cheek burned really bad and felt like they were burning from the inside out, It was so bad that I went to Urgent Care and was treated for chemical burns. They suspected my right side of my face and nostril was affected because my bed is in the corner of the room along the walls that were sprayed near the ground. The doctor said that the inside of my nostril was singed with some chemical burns to my right face (cheek and just under my right eye). I was treated with medications for each.
I was advised to follow up with my internist and my pulmonary doctor which I did. The burning sensation lasted for about a week. Oh, and I still have these nats!
Now, what is your company going to do about this or (I have photos) do I need to take this to court?
