The parents and siblings of a 31-year-old South Carolina businessman who died last year after handling a commonly available paint stripper are now demanding a ban on the toxic chemical methylene chloride.
Drew Wynne was refinishing the floor of a commercial refrigerator at his new cold-brew coffee manufacturing business, Riptide Coffee, on October 13, 2017, when he was overcome by fumes from a paint stripper called Goof Off, which he had purchased at a Lowe’s home improvement store.
Wynne was discovered dead by his business partner the following day.
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WELL VENTILATED AREA?????
ReplyDeleteReading instructions is always helpful when you want to stay alive.
Otherwise, take a bath in battery acid, after all, it LOOKS like water....
i feel bad for their loss but it says right on it, use in a well ventilated area. the first smell should have clued him in on that. nasty smelling stuff
ReplyDeleteOh, those warning labels can't be for me!
ReplyDeleteI and others DEMAND that the boy Mayor be removed from office. DEMAND I say!
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Exactly, just like eliminating paint strippers!
He's lucky he made it to 31.
ReplyDeleteSo you are demanding something banned because of someone using it improperly?? Hmmm sounds a little like gun control mentality to me.
ReplyDeleteIt's always someone else's fault. Never their own.
ReplyDelete1:46 good one
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