Stupid I am. I am a mechanic and a few days ago I had about 20 rusted bolts/nuts that wouldn't come apart so I sprayed them with lubricant rust spray to loosen them up... Well they still wouldn't come loose so I was forced to use a propane torch to heat them up to loosen them. While I was doing this I noticed the rust spray lubricant was boiling off and smoking.
It may be fine for now, but what happens one day if your cooking dinner and there is a knife on the counter and she grabs that? Kids are quick and she could grab it in the 5 seconds you are focused on something else. What if she grabs it and cuts herself before you or your wife even realizes she has it? What if she touches the top of a hot stove when she's reaching for the counter?
I keep smelling some thing like propane gas, no one else smells this. At first it seemed to be only in our home (we do use propane gas) Now I smell it in the car, shopping etc. I only take high blood pressure med. I am 57 yrs. old. It makes my mouth hurt an I've been feeling sleepy an have small nagging headaches.
This discussion is related to <a href='http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/295655'>Unusual Smell - Olfactory Seizures</a>.
i started noticing symptoms of abdominal pain and headaches along with pain in the back of my neck about a year ago that -only {normally} present symptoms at night- it progressed to some severe night sweats and signs of meningitis {severe swelling in the brain} [headaches last for days as a dull pain in the back of the neck and are stronger at night when the swelling increases , reduces with 600 + mg of ibu otc] i have had green stool on and off loose to liquid and it feels like at times my
knowing what I know about the dangers of smoking (even though I still smoke outside) I began to wonder, with winter weather already going on in my neck of the woods, if the smoke from the wood stove might be as dangerous for his health as the smoke from my Marlboro. I've been doing some research about wood burning stoves and people with heart conditions.
+1 Pro - I learned that from Will +1 +1 +1 +1 LOL
Lol yes last winter I was like 9 month pregnant and I was cold and we have wood stove and I went to the stove and lifted my shirt and didn't realize how close to the stove pipe I was and burnt my belly on it. I heard my skin sizzle and every thing. I stepped back and covered my mouth with my hands and cried it was awful.
Drip some of the milk on the stove it will go away it helped me with my 1st born she ddnt want to take it. So I stood at the stove for 5 min dripping the milk on the hot stove.
ve been having nose bleeds. I always get them a little bit in the winter from our propane heat, but its way worse and I'm assuming its because I'm pregnant. I'm not sure what else would be the issue.
In Australia there is a site called kidsafe that rates all available car seats, prams, strollers, cots etc that are available. It rates everything from safety through to prices. Just wondering if perhaps the US has a similar site!
I am allergic to tobacco smoke, I don't know if it the smoke or things in the smoke, but I have a severe reaction to even one inhalation of it. I am on a lot of medications to help with that as well. I do have a mild reaction to other types of smoke, such as fireplaces, and even cannabis smoke. SO tobacco is defiantly worse for me, but can't say for others.
This is a legitimate question for your cardiologist, who knows about your condition and level of fitness and can weigh the risks.
Doggie is always safe, I'm not sure about the jumping jack though.
They say that light exercise throughout your pregnancy is good for you..just dont over do it.
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