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Just
because a company is says a product is
'safe' or non toxic .... does not mean
that is the case.
Simple Green is 6% 2-butoxyethanol |
2-butoxyethanol
and Diethylene glycol monobutyl ether
are nothing to play around with. This
is the kind of chemical that would cause the
most harm to our military, to housewives ...
suspect it for causing the chronic fatigue
syndromes: CFS, FM, CFIDS.
Suspect it for causing DIABETES and many
autoimmune issues, tumors and cancers: 'gulf war
syndrome'
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Audrey got
ahold of me
for her
husband's
exposure to
misting
Simple Green
for 45
minutes at
work. He
must have
died,
because she
was very
interested &
now no
reply.
You probably
know that
the company
claims
Simple Green
is non
toxic. They
use Dow
Chemical's
trade name
for
2-butoxyethanol:
Butyl
Cellosolve.
They base
their claim
on a diluted
test of the
the product
(about a
capful in a
half gallon
of water)
and
THEREFORE
state
because it
is too
diluted, it
is not
toxic. The
gallon size
container
offers a
full
strength
choice of
use ... and
no change in
warnings.
Personally I
think that
is negligent
failure to
warn. Simple
Green is
used in our
Nation's
penitentiaries
almost
exclusively.
I suspect
it's used
extensively
in the
Military,
too. |
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I checked
a retired Army man out of his rental today.
I had told him about this chemical. And
when I did the 'walk-thru' he commented that
they cleaned with Simple Green; then he took
a near empty spray bottle of it and said,
"See, non toxic and biodegradable!"
To which I replied, "Don't
believe everything you hear"
Then, after he left, I
noticed there were a half dozen bottles of
kid's flu medicine and allergy medicines.
The three little ones that he & his wife
love so much, obviously were having 'the
sniffles' (Loosening of the sinuses is one
thing that 2-butoxyethanol exposure would
look like)
Anyone remember a high fever?
http://www.valdezlink.com/re/anyonerememberhighfever.htm#just
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