Time to load up gentleman!!
So blame the navy. Not someone on the internet.
Nobody ****ing attacked you dude... jesus christ
Same here.Hell, I grew up washing my hands in gasoline.
Brake Cleaner is nothing.
I have sprayed it directly on my hands to get rid of stubborn stains that regular shop soap would not remove.
Outside of a 3rd eye growing on my forehead I have had no side affects after all these years....
A frequent and unknown exposure I'm guessing?No. My grandfather died of inhaling an unregulated carcinogen thanks to the navy, you royal prick.
It should be banned in the capacities it was banned, because no one should be using a fire suit or helmet lined with asbestos.
Attacking me over the loss of my grandfather due to an unregulated carcinogen, that I am glad is now regulated, is a really low move.
Jared, what biden and iron snakes regime is doing is called tyranny.
Stay your course.
No because then you will be polluting the water....Chlorinated brake cleaner hasn't been available in jersey in years as the state has banned it following California's lead. Only a matter of time before you are only allowed to use water to do any cleaning
Hell, I grew up washing my hands in gasoline.
Brake Cleaner is nothing.
I have sprayed it directly on my hands to get rid of stubborn stains that regular shop soap would not remove.
Outside of a 3rd eye growing on my forehead I have had no side affects after all these years....
let people make their own decisions.
That even looks stupid.Yup.
Like a 1-1/4 gallon gas can that should cost $6, but costs $27 because of government tyranny.
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FJB, his regime and the epa.
That even looks stupid.
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From SEMA:
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a proposed rule to ban methylene chloride for commercial use in paint removers and most other products. The EPA has already banned most consumer sales as of August 2019.
Methylene chloride, also called dichloromethane or DCM, and is used for paint and coating removal, metal cleaning and degreasing, plastic processing and adhesive manufacturing. Consumers exposed to the chemical may risk dizziness or potentially fatal nervous system disorders.
The EPA is proposing to prohibit most industrial and commercial uses of methylene chloride, including in automotive care products (cleaners, degreasers, air conditioner fluids, etc.). For the remaining exempted uses (e.g., military and airline applications), the agency would require a workplace chemical protection program along with recordkeeping and downstream notification requirements. The ban would be fully implemented 15 months after the EPA issues a final rule.
They're circumventing that and just getting rid of parts.They will probably come after Parts washers next
I still have about 7-8 of the normal ones, 5 gal. I keep them for gas in the event of a hurricane for my generator.Yup.
Then you can spend another $10-$15 for an old fashion nozzle/vent to retrofit the can you just spent $27 on.
Tyranny.