Swiffer Sweeper Wet Cloths with Gain Refills, 12-pk

Works well enough for cleaning, but the fragrance is so outrageously intense that it's sickening. I made the mistake of buying a pack of these and using them at home on floor tiles and the place was uninhabitable for hours. That stench is so strong it literally fries your sinuses. I can think of no conceivable reason for formulating a product with so much high-intensity fragrance that it makes the user sick. So the upshot is that the pack of this "original scent" went into the dumpster, and since I have not been able to find the Unscented type anywhere we've just been using a conventional mop and bucket. Meanwhile, the janitorial people at work have started using these and... fortunately it's only in the hallways outside of the room in which I work. It's still strong enough to burn, but it's not so cloying that it sickens me in that room. I just have to remember to plug my nose when I go into the hallway and make the trip as fast as possible. But given the fact that janitorial departments are not typically responsive to complaints or requests from people outside of their own departments (sad but true,) can I make this a request to the people at P&G to please, PLEASE reformulate this product - all of the scented products - with maybe 1/8 of the "fragrance" intensity? Please? You are making people sick with this stuff. Is this needed? Wouldn't dialing back the ingredients that produce that stench result in a lower cost per unit? A win-win, I'd think. We have control over what we buy, but this stuff is being used by janitorial services over which we have no control. And it's flat-out sickening.

These are just OK for a quick clean up. Hot water and detergent are the best for getting floors clean.

Horrible smell with Gain. It's overpowering and hard to breathe after use.

I like the ease of using this product but the scent is way too strong. I really wish you would get your engineers or whomever to come up with an unscented version. I know that other products do this so how difficult could it be.

Absolutely disgusting, awful, horrible smell. Headache-inducing and takes days to dissipate, even with an open window and an air purifier running. Literally made me sick. Why on earth is it such a strong smell? Why not make an unscented version? I can't believe anyone actually likes the revolting scent of these things. Never again.