Pet-Free Home… Wait a Minute
‘From a smoke- and pet-free home’ are commonly seen on ads these days. This means the item for sale won’t be covered in dog hair or smelling of cigarettes. But sometimes people just use this phrase, or a similar version of it, to sell their piece of furniture faster.
After all, if you’re selling a wooden cabinet which appears in good condition, why would it matter if Fluffy rubbed up against it once or twice? The problem here isn’t the furry friend but the barefaced lie. Look – there’s even a cat in the photo!
Move along now (meow?) folks, nothing at all to see.
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