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Drinking kettle de-scaler

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tamirra | 09:10 Thu 21st Jan 2010 | Health & Fitness
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Hi, a friend of the my family was de-scaling her kettle told her partner to leave the kettle alone while it was de-scaling, went to collect her daughter from school, when she got home her partner had made himself a chicken cup a soup with the water that was in the kettle, he thought the soup didnt taste as good as it normaly did but drunk it anyway, she said he felt a bit dodgy but didnt follow it up by calling the gp or hospital where i would have done, what harm could or would he have caused himself now by leaving it, this was about 3.30 yesterday afternoon. Thanks.
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I'm sure, if he hasn't already, he'll be having a good 'clear out' quite soon....
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Will there be any long term damage tho, or just loose bowels?
I honestly don't know. If he still has the descaler box, it might be an idea to look at the constituents & probably look on the internet what the effects might be, or even ring the manufacturers themselves ....
Dilute kettle descaler may be drunk by mistake from a kettle that is being descaled. Descaler diluted with water is unlikely to cause serious harm.

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4getmenot what a brilliant site thank you.
yes so now you can tell him he can swallow all sorts of poisons and look the results up on link lol
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Yeah he can cant he lol stupid bloke!
I think your friend was just practicing her story ready for the court case.

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