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Debbie
IP: ip68-1-139-233.mc.at.cox.net
8/27/2005
20:32:35 |
 Subject: Removing acrylic nails Please read
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Hi, thought I would tell you ladies about what happened to my aunt when she was removing her acyylic nails. She woke up early and decided to soak her nails off with pure acetone. SHe had the bowl in her lap soaking them. She then reached over to light a candle and it exploded
and she was very badly burned. She was taken by helicopter to the Agusta Burn center and was in a coma for three months. SHe is now home and doing fairly well. SHe still has a very long recovery ahead. So please be careful using this product. Debbie
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Barbara Wheeler
IP: ac5-hpeptest.direcpc.com
8/27/2005
21:00:27 | RE: Removing acrylic nails Please read
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Hi Debbie,
I am so sorry to hear about your aunt. I do hope her recovery is speedy and complete.
I do hope that everyone coming into this forum will take heed to this warning. There is so much out there that can harm us....Please email me directly, I want to let you know something on a personal level. You can just click on my name or copy and paste my email address from here: barbara@fingernailcare.com
Give her our best wishes for her recovery and let her know she will be in our thoughts and prayers.
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cheryl
IP: 206.159.161.156
8/27/2005
21:46:50 | RE: Removing acrylic nails Please read
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Debbie,
yes, acetone is not something to take lightly. i'm so sorry she had to endure that. it is with a lot of trepidation i say pure acetone when removing these fakes. it is the only remover that works and it can be lethal, which makes one wonder why it's the only chemical strong enough to melt these away.
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Grace
IP: 209-103-198-66.dial-in1.gb.athenet.net
8/27/2005
22:58:07 | RE: Removing acrylic nails Please read
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Hi Debbie,
I'm so sorry about your aunt. What a tragic thing to happen. Thank you for sharing this information with all of us who visit this forum. It made me think of the women who smoke; they might decide to light up while they are sitting there waiting for the acetone to loosen the acrylic. Give your aunt my best wishes for a full recovery.
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Jessica
IP: fe.91.425e.cidr.airmail.net
8/28/2005
10:16:23 | RE: Removing acrylic nails Please read
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Debbie,
I'm so sorry to hear about your aunt. What happened to her was very tragic. I know that acetone is flammable and it should not be used around a lit candle or a cigarette. I hope your aunt has a full recovery. My thoughts and prayers are with her.
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