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<p>[QUOTE="Chinoiserie, post: 13111321, member: 79460"]Never realised it was banned. A tenant at work was using it around five years ago to strip furniture down to bare wood. He went through a shabby chic phase. I have now inherited a can from him as he was throwing it out. It's nasty stuff for sure and smells very potent. I know it stings when you get it on your skin and dread to know what it would feel like if you got a bit in your eye. Still, plenty of things are carcinogens in modern life. Even saw dust, leather and alcohol are.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Chinoiserie, post: 13111321, member: 79460"]Never realised it was banned. A tenant at work was using it around five years ago to strip furniture down to bare wood. He went through a shabby chic phase. I have now inherited a can from him as he was throwing it out. It's nasty stuff for sure and smells very potent. I know it stings when you get it on your skin and dread to know what it would feel like if you got a bit in your eye. Still, plenty of things are carcinogens in modern life. Even saw dust, leather and alcohol are.[/QUOTE]
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