Furniture polish poisoning occurs when someone swallows or breathes in (inhales) liquid furniture polish. Some furniture polishes may also be sprayed into the eyes.
Furniture polish
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Chemical poisoning -- Furniture polish ... vision impairment
Chemical poisoning -- Gasoline ... blurred vision
Chemical poisoning -- Glaze ... vision problems
Chemical poisoning -- Guthion (ethyl) ... blurred vision
Chemical poisoning -- Hair Bleach .
Hydrocarbons (for example, furniture polish, lamp oil, and lighter fluids)
Plants (for example, mushrooms and some common household plants, flowers, and shrubs in the yard)
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Gases -- furniture polish
Dust -- usually dust, fungus, or mold inhalation in farmers, mushroom pickers, or miners (nickel dust).
Liquids -- gasoline, kerosene
Foreign body (e.g., swallowing a coin or tooth) ...
Bleach, dishwater detergent, drain and toilet bowl cleaners, furniture polish, and other cleaning products.
Windshield washer fluid and antifreeze.
Turpentine products, kerosene, lye, lighter fluid, and paint thinners and solvents.
Hydrocarbon pneumonia is caused by drinking or breathing in gasoline, kerosene, furniture polish, paint thinner, or other oily materials or solvents.
Benzene, a widely used industrial chemical, is found in gasoline, furniture polish, detergents, cigarette smoke and sometimes in contaminated well water.
Other hazardous chemicals in the home include furniture polish, window cleaners, and air fresheners; laundry products and automatic dishwashing detergents; hairspray and fingernail polish; paint; varnish; batteries; inks; pesticides; and aerosols.
Lock them up or throw them away
In the kitchen Ammonia Carpet and upholstery cleaners Cleaning fluids Cleanswers and scouring powders Drain cleaners Furniture polish Metal cleaners Oven cleaners Powder and liquid detergents Rust removers Vitamins ...
of England, children living near open cast mines consult their doctors about respiratory conditions more often than controls.
Within the home, in addition to tobacco smoke, exposure to a wide variety of chemicals such as paints, furniture polish and ...
Funnel chest (Pectus excavatum)
Funnel-web spider bite
Furniture polish poisoning
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 See also: Emergency, Symptom, Prevention, Poisoning, Fusion
  
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