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Two things you must do: First, get fresh air, and secondly, ventilate your home so that you do not have a potentially explosive condition (phone rings can ignite fumes, for example).I sprayed the windows with a glass frosting spray paint, inside the house. I did not wear a mask and now I am feeling shitty.
Will this get better on its own?
O man, do NOT do this......wear a mask, and mebbe open the doors before you spray.
Am I in trouble here or will this pass?
www.booga.X2.comthere are reports that Al-quaida in yemen have shipped several box's of manipulated window frosting sprays to America disinged to make unsuspecting Americans "feel shitty"
Whew.
Okay, I feel better.....house still smells of this stuff, though and being back inside is aggravating me again. It's like 30 degrees outside so I hate to leave the house open for any length of time.
Jesus H. Christ; I think I must be allergic to something in the paint. Not to be all plantiffy about this, but a warning label would have been nice.
How in the hell does Paulie do this all day?
Ah, but the loss in drama is prohibitive.Whew.
Okay, I feel better.....house still smells of this stuff, though and being back inside is aggravating me again. It's like 30 degrees outside so I hate to leave the house open for any length of time.
Jesus H. Christ; I think I must be allergic to something in the paint. Not to be all plantiffy about this, but a warning label would have been nice.
How in the hell does Paulie do this all day?
Probably in the extremely fine print that you need a magnifying glass to read. It's most likely the suspension the frost is held in that's creating the issue for you, possibly an acetate which can be deadly in enclosed spaces.
Who cares how cold it is outside, air the house out! The increased electric bill is much better than the alternative.
Whew.
Okay, I feel better.....house still smells of this stuff, though and being back inside is aggravating me again. It's like 30 degrees outside so I hate to leave the house open for any length of time.
Jesus H. Christ; I think I must be allergic to something in the paint. Not to be all plantiffy about this, but a warning label would have been nice.
How in the hell does Paulie do this all day?
Probably in the extremely fine print that you need a magnifying glass to read. It's most likely the suspension the frost is held in that's creating the issue for you, possibly an acetate which can be deadly in enclosed spaces.
Who cares how cold it is outside, air the house out! The increased electric bill is much better than the alternative.
I sprayed the windows with a glass frosting spray paint, inside the house. I did not wear a mask and now I am feeling shitty.
Will this get better on its own?
O man, do NOT do this......wear a mask, and mebbe open the doors before you spray.
Am I in trouble here or will this pass?
I sprayed the windows with a glass frosting spray paint, inside the house. I did not wear a mask and now I am feeling shitty.
Will this get better on its own?
O man, do NOT do this......wear a mask, and mebbe open the doors before you spray.
Am I in trouble here or will this pass?
You will pass.
Ah, but the loss in drama is prohibitive.Whew.
Okay, I feel better.....house still smells of this stuff, though and being back inside is aggravating me again. It's like 30 degrees outside so I hate to leave the house open for any length of time.
Jesus H. Christ; I think I must be allergic to something in the paint. Not to be all plantiffy about this, but a warning label would have been nice.
How in the hell does Paulie do this all day?
Probably in the extremely fine print that you need a magnifying glass to read. It's most likely the suspension the frost is held in that's creating the issue for you, possibly an acetate which can be deadly in enclosed spaces.
Who cares how cold it is outside, air the house out! The increased electric bill is much better than the alternative.
Two things you must do: First, get fresh air, and secondly, ventilate your home so that you do not have a potentially explosive condition (phone rings can ignite fumes, for example).I sprayed the windows with a glass frosting spray paint, inside the house. I did not wear a mask and now I am feeling shitty.
Will this get better on its own?
O man, do NOT do this......wear a mask, and mebbe open the doors before you spray.
Am I in trouble here or will this pass?
The only thing a mask would do would prevent you from inhaling the suspended paint. It would do nothing to protect you from inhaling the solvent fumes.
If all you have is a bit of a headache, fresh air will take care of it. If you have nausea and loss of coordination, you probably should seek emergency care. With one can and the use you described, you likely have not inhaled enough of a dose of the solvents and propellants to cause any permanent damage, though.
Once you have determined if you need more intervention than fresh air and have ventilated your home, take a shower and use lots of soap to remove any residue. Son't use any dishes that have been left out before washing them, either. And toss out anything that you intended to ingest that was out on the counter or table during your use.
That should cover it.
I sprayed the windows with a glass frosting spray paint, inside the house. I did not wear a mask and now I am feeling shitty.
Will this get better on its own?
O man, do NOT do this......wear a mask, and mebbe open the doors before you spray.
Am I in trouble here or will this pass?
I sprayed the windows with a glass frosting spray paint, inside the house. I did not wear a mask and now I am feeling shitty.
Will this get better on its own?
O man, do NOT do this......wear a mask, and mebbe open the doors before you spray.
Am I in trouble here or will this pass?
Hey Girl,
Just read this. Really hope you are recovered by now....*hugs*..Aqua*
