Hi good people, I've been on a verbal binge lately, and will take a breather after I bring up another question in re: potentially dangerous chemicals in our homes! I am paranoid now, after the recent tragedies at Kevin's house. Do any of you know anything about the bug killing chemical that is in an item called *PRO ZAP* ?? We buy them in the summer at the hardware store, and I don't think they are available in the winters here in snow country. I won't be able to go to the store I purchase them from to read the ingredients list, so if anyone out there sees his product , or sells it where they work, please check it out . The product lasts for up to one year,(we have had two in our home for the last two years, so I am very concerned that they might already have done some damage to Fang's lungs. We thought we were being very careful when we first got the product, as the precautions stated: not harmful to pets, but do not hang in a closet type area where a pet may sleep or live. One *pro zap* (about 6" long by 2" wide) covers about 1100 sq. feet of living quarters...the bigger units cover a larger area.....The directions also said not to hang in a kitchen area where food might come in contact with the product. We have them hanging high up on log beam corners where they can't be seen.....(one on both levels). These are NOT the sticky, yellow ,yukky ones that flies cling to, but have a chemical in them that kills flies, wasps (we get a lot of wasps in the fall) and spiders. They are yellow, but are encased in a white plastic lattice-looking "cover". The bugs literally drop dead after being exposed for a day or two to this chemical, whatever it is. Needless to say, I took mine down last night, and wish I had never hung them up in the first place. Somebody check it out if you can, and take them down if you have them!!! [Posted in FML issue 2906]