Posted by Danny Prosser on July 27, 2016 at 12:15:04 from (170.141.177.62):
In Reply to: Diesel exhaust. posted by Geo-TH,In on July 27, 2016 at 11:26:33:
My dad was a diesel mechanic for most of his life. They hardly ever put the exhaust tubes out of the ceiling on the trucks in the Plough Inc. garage. And right down the street was Vesocal Chemical and Humko plants. It always stunk around there and Humkho had to repaint a lot of trucks and cars where the chemicals in the air fell on them and messed up the paint. Daddy was always clearing his throat and later in life had breathing problems. I used to work at Payless Cashways part time and the cheap paneling had warning labels on the back that said contains formalgihyde (Forgive the spelling) and said do not use around children and people with respitory problems. I'd show that to people when they wanted to buy it but it was cheap and they never cared they got it anyway.
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