Assertion: antifreeze's taste | /r/HasProperty | sweet
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text: Antifreeze (ethylene glycol) has a sweet taste that appeals to animals.
text: It is particularly dangerous to pets and small children due to their low body weights and the fact that antifreeze can have a sweet taste.
text: If you have curious little ones in your house, you may want to purchase propylene glycol (often marketed as “non-toxic”) antifreeze, especially because antifreeze has a sweet taste that attracts kids and pets.
text: The taste is sweet and dogs are attracted to it.
text: Antifreeze carries a sweet taste, and only a relatively small amount need be consumed for a lethal dose.
text: Since most antifreeze has a bright color and a sweet taste, children are especially attracted to it.
text: It is believed that dogs are attracted to antifreeze because it has a sweet taste.
text: Antifreeze is a serious hazard for curious pets who are attracted to its sweet taste, and is one of the most common causes of accidental death for dogs.
text: Remember that toxic antifreeze, ethylene glycol, has a sweet taste, which helped contribute to it harming so many kids.