Beware Aerosol Usage

[Canary42]

Posting to raise awareness.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-62078939

[Patsy33]

Oh, how awful...
The warning print should be in large capital letters.
It's horrible sometimes if accidently sprayed near face. I have done at times and get really wheezy. Might have to use roll ons from now on.

[Tilly2]

A very sad story. Thank you for posting it.

[pastafreak]

Oh that poor child.

[MissTerious2]

I would never use an aerosol spray on the body anywhere.

[Tilly2]

I don't use any propellant sprays at all except the boot/shoe waterproofer and I always wear a mask and spray my boots outside.

Awful things.

[MissTerious2]

Same here Tilly.

[wolf63]

I bought Febreeze (?) to get rid of the cat smells on my sofa.

It gave Frankie a massive Asthma attack and I had to rush him to the Vet. The vet said it was a common trigger.
He wasn't near me when it was sprayed. I was amazed at how much damage it caused.

We are so used to using sprays that we forget how poisonous they can be.

[Tilly2]

I hate it when Mr. T decides to dust the furniture. He uses a propriety propellant polish but at least he sprays it onto the cloth rather than on the furniture. When I 'dust', I use a damp cloth and paper towels. I never use a spray.

[MissTerious2]

Same here Tilly damp dusting. Hubby knows a lot about cleaning methods and those sprays do no good. They actually build up a film on furniture which attracts dust and often leads to furniture having to be stripped back.

[MissTerious2]

We both have a Mr T ;0)

[Tilly2]

We do. Would you like mine? I could do with a change. :-)

[MissTerious2]

Good idea!!

[pastafreak]

Its been years since I used furniture polish...spray or otherwise.
Like Tilly I've only got a tin of waterproofing spray in the cupboard.