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To: Libloather

I won’t have the mercury filled kind in my house. What do you do if one of them is broken - now you have a hazardous waste situation right in your home. I have grandkids, dogs and cats I don’t want poisened.

Heaven help us - with all our know how surely we can find a better way.


3 posted on 11/05/2010 8:59:13 AM PDT by Roses0508
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To: Roses0508
Isn't it funny how hypothetical dangers from DDT, CFCs and others are hyped up, but when something has the “green” label on it suddenly the little bit of Mercury isn't so bad? lol
9 posted on 11/05/2010 9:05:32 AM PDT by Red6 (IMHO)
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To: Roses0508

One literally exploded right over a whole basket of clean laundry in my upstairs bathroom.

Knowing no better, I just picked up the pieces and rewashed the clothes.

Then I put them [still contaminated] in the drier which blew the poison dust all over the place.

Getting it out of you is not pleasant or easy.

The only “bright side” is that I pretty much exclusively use the top floor of the house.

Hubby’s bathroom and clothes are downstairs and the dogs never go up there.

I got it all.

But, better me than them.


12 posted on 11/05/2010 9:09:28 AM PDT by Salamander (Can't sleep......the clowns will eat me.)
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