Norrin has always been a curious and sensory seeking kid. He likes to squeeze and, at 9-years-old, he still puts inedible objects in his mouth (i.e. coins, small toys, tiny pebbles, staples). So we are always cautious about the items we bring into our home and how we store them - especially our Tide Pods and Gain Flings.
The pacs’ concentrated, multi-chamber form is uniquely designed to offer a convenient, yet more powerful clean, which is why the safe handling and storage of this product is such a high priority.
Child safety is a always a top priority for us and I've partnered with Tide and Gain during Poison Prevention Week to help spread the message on the importance of responsible use and storage of laundry pods, along with all other cleaning products that a child could come into contact with in the laundry room and/or other areas of the home.
Living in a two-bedroom apartment, our storage space is limited. And while we don't have a dedicated laundry room (it's on my wish list), we do keep laundry pods and other cleaning products in our home. Having a child who explores the world by using his senses - I know that I need to be mindful of how I store products. Creating a safe environment reduces the risk of accidents.
