1997-10-25 - Use of an ‘air freshener’ in commission of a crime…

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Date: Sun, 26 Oct 1997 05:43:20 +0800
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Subject: Use of an 'air freshener' in commission of a crime...
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* In June, a Scripps Howard News Service reporter examined
Consumer Product Safety Commission records recently made
public and found that 1,823 serious injuries caused by "electronic
air-fresheners" had been reported to the agency.  Though the
records were short on details, they included 50 cases of amputation,
46 burns, 48 scaldings, 68 poisonings, 56 "foreign-body"
penetrations, and 69 "drownings." 

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