That's what I'm wondering -- how significant are its irritant properties?
When gasoline spills the fumes aren't pleasant (to most people) but they seem fairly tolerable even at close distances.
Contrast with my experience of concentrated ammonia in the chemistry lab, where if you get one strong whiff it can send you reeling with burnt sinuses.
But I may not be aware of safety strategies that are already in use.
When gasoline spills the fumes aren't pleasant (to most people) but they seem fairly tolerable even at close distances.
Contrast with my experience of concentrated ammonia in the chemistry lab, where if you get one strong whiff it can send you reeling with burnt sinuses.
But I may not be aware of safety strategies that are already in use.