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Re: Fluidfilm - Persistent cough after use
[Re: Reddy45]
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01/24/19 08:50 PM
01/24/19 08:50 PM
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xxch4osxx
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I have breathed in the vapor from Fluid Film many times while using it and never had a problem. I don't think there is anything in it that is toxic that would cause any problems, maybe I am wrong?
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Re: Fluidfilm - Persistent cough after use
[Re: Reddy45]
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01/24/19 09:18 PM
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WyrTwister
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You did not use a respirator ? Or a simple dust mask ?
Wyr God bless
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Re: Fluidfilm - Persistent cough after use
[Re: Reddy45]
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01/24/19 10:41 PM
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wings&wheels
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lanolin allergy? not too uncommon. maybe try an antihistamine..of course this is medical advice from a finance guy. hope you feel better
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Re: Fluidfilm - Persistent cough after use
[Re: Reddy45]
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01/25/19 12:37 AM
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From my own experience I doubt you did yourself any damage but lungs generally don't like anything atomized other than moisture that occurs naturally in the air or medications designed for inhalers, If it doesn't clear go to the doctor. Coughing is normal when the lungs are trying to rid themselves of that stuff, Consider yourself lucky it was fluid film and not something heavy in dangerous solvents.
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Re: Fluidfilm - Persistent cough after use
[Re: Trav]
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01/25/19 06:51 AM
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From my own experience I doubt you did yourself any damage but lungs generally don't like anything atomized other than moisture that occurs naturally in the air or medications designed for inhalers, If it doesn't clear go to the doctor. Coughing is normal when the lungs are trying to rid themselves of that stuff, Consider yourself lucky it was fluid film and not something heavy in dangerous solvents.
Good advice here. If it doesn't go away see a doctor. Going forward wear proper equipment, even for stuff touted as non-toxic.
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Re: Fluidfilm - Persistent cough after use
[Re: Reddy45]
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01/25/19 09:41 AM
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Give it a few days if it does not go away you have to see a doctor. You might have asthma or allergic to the stuff.
When I clean or sweep my garage a have to wear a full face respirator because the dust, even in small amounts, drives my chest crazy.
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Re: Fluidfilm - Persistent cough after use
[Re: demarpaint]
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01/25/19 12:00 PM
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From my own experience I doubt you did yourself any damage but lungs generally don't like anything atomized other than moisture that occurs naturally in the air or medications designed for inhalers, If it doesn't clear go to the doctor. Coughing is normal when the lungs are trying to rid themselves of that stuff, Consider yourself lucky it was fluid film and not something heavy in dangerous solvents.
Good advice here. If it doesn't go away see a doctor. Going forward wear proper equipment, even for stuff touted as non-toxic. No one here more qualified to comment than a painter! Absolutely wear some form of protection appropriate for the product being applied. Luckily lanolin is pretty mild and you will likely stop coughing after you work it out. Good luck!
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Re: Fluidfilm - Persistent cough after use
[Re: Reddy45]
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01/30/19 10:31 AM
01/30/19 10:31 AM
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StevieC
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I've used the stuff myself in confined breathing areas and have had a minor cough afterward but short duration. (I have really bad lungs though). I should have used a mask. I would see if it clears up in a couple days and if not visit your doctor to be on the safe side. It is fairly safe stuff though from the SDS.
Last edited by StevieC; 01/30/19 10:33 AM.
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