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The annoying thing is that laws don't even have to be passed directly against you to still impact you. As far as I can tell, there's no law requiring "air dust
by dwyerm 7y ago
The annoying thing is that laws don't even have to be passed directly against you to still impact you.
As far as I can tell, there's no law requiring "air duster" manufacturers to add bitterant to their products to prevent inhalant abuse. But despite that, it is in pretty much all of their products. It has become nearly impossible to purchase uncontaminated dusters.
- jdsully 7y agoOut of curiosity, what are the drawbacks of the "contaminated" dusters? I've never noticed the bitterant in normal use.
- dwyerm 7y agoIf you use a lot of it, it will get into the air and you will taste it. If you use it to clean a keyboard or mouse, the bitterant transfers to your fingers, and then on to your lunch. It's a kind of disgusting example of how diseases get transferred, now that I think about it... Lastly, you should NOT use it to clean flour out of the crevices of your kitchen mixer.