Il nonno, 89 anni, è morto dopo che la crema della pelle ha causato il fuoco i suoi vestiti
https://www.aol.com/grandfather-89-died-skin-cream-160204636.html
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Il nonno, 89 anni, è morto dopo che la crema della pelle ha causato il fuoco i suoi vestiti
https://www.aol.com/grandfather-89-died-skin-cream-160204636.html
di Forward-Answer-4407
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There’s warnings on the bottles of emollients about this. And to be fair if you wash your clothes and bed sheets regularly you won’t get a build up. Some problems don’t have solutions that keep everyone completely risk free at all times.
This is not an isolated case:
“Around 50 people in England have been killed over five years when moisturisers on their clothing caught light, fire chiefs estimate”
This is of course a tragic story, but AOL?! How is that still a thing?
This is still very much a thing… Almost like covering your body in petroleum products is bad… I feel very sorry for anyone affected by this. They changed all the labels and stuff about five years ago, I think it used to be worse it was over 100 a year.
>the use of emollients and them becoming absorbed in clothing and bedding (which cannot be removed by washing) and [sic] risk of ignition
Damn. Can’t be washed out?