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Location: N.W. Fla. | Didn't see this already posted. http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm |
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Location: Parts Unknown | Lots of good ways to get a nice, cozy fire going in the shop. Be it for toasting marshmallows or just some romantic ambiance, the typical stuff you have around the shop makes easy work of getting things going fast !  |
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| ...but the article had nothing to do with fires.
It has to do with deadly chemical reactions and a warning to pay attention to the labels on the stuff we use. The guy was welding and a tiny drop of brake cleaner created a small puff of toxic smoke. His kidneys shut down, he had a seizure, his pancreas was damaged, his sugar levels were all messed up, his sinuses were damaged, he spent some quality time in the ICU, and will have emphysema and chronic bronchitis for the rest of his life. It's better than what happens to most people who put high heat to brake cleaner (They die).
Read it and learn. It's pretty scary stuff. All of my strong chemicals are going to the toxic dump tomorrow.
Aaron |
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Location: Parts Unknown | Ah, .... but think about all the pretty colors !  |
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Brake cleaner fire & welding warning
