Hey i was just baking beside the spa at my housesit here and I noticed a cylinder of chlorine 'Pool tablets' infront of me....the 'SAFETY DIRECTIONS' attracted my attention.....and reminded me why i don't go in pools or drink tap water.
it Reads.....
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
Highly reactive oxidising chlorine compound. May cause fire and explosion or produce severe burns. Harmful if swallowed. Will damage the eyes. Will irritate the skin. May irritate the nose and throat. Avoid any contact with the eyes, skin and clothing. Do not inhale dust. When opening the container and using the product, wear rubber gloves. If product on skin, immediately wash area with soap and water. If product in eyes, immediately wash it out with water. Wash hands after use. DO NOT allow the product to come into contact with other chemicals, especially acids or with combustible material such as fabric, sawdust adn kerosene. Do not allow to get damp. Use clean containers for dispensing. DO NOT mix with other chemicals or chlorinated products. Do not add water to the product - add the product to water, but in case of fire, drench with water.
-I bolded the last bit because its so insane!!!!!!
And people are bathing in this?!?! & Now its throughout drinking water here in Australia.....crazy stuff....can someone help me make sense of this??
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the water systems are faulty by design and are easily contaminated with bacteria, that why that stuff is added. also you can find info about major scams and dental cons dealing with fluoridating the water. dont trust that stuff. the chems in the water are extremely detrimental. things like fluoride, chlorine, other heavy metals. i got one of those shower filters, and notice such a difference. got for for my moms house and dads house too for Christmas presents, and they enjoy them also. i would recommend using one. i wont shower with out one, with hot showers, you are breathing toxic gas.
Do not add water to the product - add the product to water, but in case of fire, drench with water.
They must have been laughing when they wrote that.
I found this about the tablets as used in wastewater systems:
"Designed to be totally immersed in water, Tri-Chlor tablets that are exposed to periodic flows begin to decompose and release an explosive gas call nitrogen trichloride. This colorless gas is heavier than air and has a strong odor of chlorine. If a sufficient concentration of nitrogen trichloride builds with the wastewater system, it can be ignited when exposed to an open flame or organic contaminates. Though rare, these explosions can be devastating, causing extensive property damage and potentially serious injuries."
It's like those CFL lightbulbs, if you break one get the family and the dog and run for the hills!...oh, but the chance of braking a lightbulb is so small, no worries! Toxic Mercury Lights
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They must have been laughing when they wrote that.
I found this about the tablets as used in wastewater systems:
"Designed to be totally immersed in water, Tri-Chlor tablets that are exposed to periodic flows begin to decompose and release an explosive gas call nitrogen trichloride. This colorless gas is heavier than air and has a strong odor of chlorine. If a sufficient concentration of nitrogen trichloride builds with the wastewater system, it can be ignited when exposed to an open flame or organic contaminates. Though rare, these explosions can be devastating, causing extensive property damage and potentially serious injuries."
It's like those CFL lightbulbs, if you break one get the family and the dog and run for the hills!...oh, but the chance of braking a lightbulb is so small, no worries!
Toxic Mercury Lights