Posted By brian mills Morning guys! There are still a vast range of correction fluids available, and indeed some pen applications. Is there any problems of note with either mode of application or fluid used please? Regards Brian

Posted By brian mills was wondering if this relates to the onetime craze of sniffing things?

Posted By Deborah Clark I was pleased to see your query on correction fluid. Last year I had a member of staff suffer a chemical burn as a result of using the wedge shaped applicator on a bottle of correction fluid. She had used a 5p piece size of fluid on paper which dispensed an amount of fluid, far more that used to be achieved using the brush type applicator, she then reached across her desk and lent on it whilst it was still wet. The result (which I photographed) was a burn injury with redening and blistering of the skin. The end result of several commuications is that Biro Bic decided to "start an additional irritation review on our correction fluid". Our stores have been instructed to only purchase the waterbased product in future. To many people(including school children) this every day item is harmless - please be assured that it isn't necessarily so.

Posted By Jack I think the Montreal Protocol my have had a bigger influence on the thinners (and solvent based correction fluid) than the retribution for sexual harrassment via the contaminated coffee!

Posted By Jonathan Breeze Neil, Try this thread: http://www.iosh.co.uk/in...m=1&thread=7911&page=361 (No my search facility is not miraculously working now... I had to do it long hand)