Is It Safe To Spray Lysol Disinfectant On A Bed In The Morning, Then In The Night Allow An 11-year To Old Sleep On It? (If I Wash It I Would Overdo It.)
Yeah sure it's safe, that's what I do, I wash all my sheet's in Clorox bleach, vacuum my mattress and spray it with lysol disinfectant before I turn my mattress over and do the other side too, then I replace my sheets, but I do it at bedtime, if I travel I like to take lysol with me and just spray any bed will be sleeping in, yes, it is safe, that's what it's for.
Two things you need to look at, first: 1) Lysol spray is for SOLID surfaces. 2) and the warning label says 'hazardous to humans and animals'. I know that breathing it (spraying it into the air like air freshener...dumb idea) can make you and everybody around you sick. With that in mind, I'm not all that that I'd want to sleep on and maybe even breathe in what doesn't evaporate, either.
I'm, sure it will be safe,but if it is a regular,nightime occurence,your doctor will have heard of it,and dealt with it hundreds of times,and may be able to help
Just wash it and either line dry it(hang it up to dry) or put it in the dryer for 20-30 minutes.if the eleven year old is having a problem then talk to them and take them to see a doctor instead of them being embarassed and trying to hide it.it may be nothing and the 11 year old will grow out of it or they may need some medicine or a treatment to help them .just my opinion.it may be nothing more than a natural part of growing up and they need to talk to a adult about it like a parent or doctor.believe it or not they have been through this or know about it.after all that is what parents and doctors are for.
The eleven year old is just having wet dreams- his sperms leak on the bed while he is dreaming about having sex, or fearing what will happen if he does have sex with someone he has a "love/like" crush on, especailly if he has the BAD expereince of seeing his parents, or other adults, he is expected to respect, fight in the sex act. Painful sex expereinces can cause "wet Dreams to become part of his life and follow him into adulthood and the situation can only be resoved by a loving caring friend.
It is embarassing enough for the child when he has wet deams and if you spray the bed, and he sees it could be even more embarassing. Just treat the situation as normal because it is, and just remove his sheets and wash them for him, no matter how often his "acts" occur.
Lysol is harmful physically, both to yourself and him, even when you are careful, although it might be good at removing germs, the intensity of the chemical does have bad residual effects. Psychologically it is bad for a kid, going through a new phase in his life, to see his bed sprayed with lysol it HURTS for life and buts a ridge in the father/mother child relationship.
