Do you think this is ok ?!
Question: Do you think this is ok !?
READ ALL OF ITI stupidly painted my nails a strong, but vile colour!. I decided to take it off and got most of it off, but then i painted over it, and my nails looked like puke!. I spent ages taking it ok and i used loads of nail polish remover!. I spilt some (and have now put soapy water over it)!. Then I ran a small bath and put soap and nail polish remover in it!.
Although i haven't directly drunk nail polish remover do you think i could have inhaled it deeply !? If soo what will happen !? I don't really feel differentWww@Answer-Health@Com
Although i haven't directly drunk nail polish remover do you think i could have inhaled it deeply !? If soo what will happen !? I don't really feel differentWww@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
I think you'll be fine!. Think of how many people paint nails as a job and how many different fumes they take in in one day alone!. If you feel like it is a big issue, then call poision control!. Overall, though, I think you're fine!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Your safe but only use the nail polish remover now with a cotton ball away from your face!. Don't again put nail polish remover in your bath!. I would lotion my body because the nail polish remover probably totally dried your skin!. You would have obvious symptoms if you had inhaled a dangerous or unsafe amount of the remover!. Be Careful!!Www@Answer-Health@Com
dont ever inhale nail polish remover what you could do is soak your nail in nail polish remover and get a nail file and scrap it off make sure the nail file is real hard and sandy your nail is going to get scratched but it will go awayWww@Answer-Health@Com
Well, yes if you took a bath in it!. It's like if you take a beer jacuzzi; you get drunk off the fumes!. Sleep with open windows tonight, and try and get rid of any excess fumes!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Nothing your fine!.
And yes it kills brain cells but they also grow back at amazing rates of speed so don't worry about it!. Just don't start huffing nail polish or nail polish remover!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
And yes it kills brain cells but they also grow back at amazing rates of speed so don't worry about it!. Just don't start huffing nail polish or nail polish remover!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
you would need to sniff ALOT of that stuff to be seriously harmed, next time try doing it in a well ventilated place so that you dont risk it :)Www@Answer-Health@Com
read the bottle and call the hotline if you think something is wrong!. Otherwise just be careful because if you inhale to much, you could get high!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
If you don't feel any different you should be fine!.
I am a little concerned about your nails though, you shouldn't be so rough with them!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I am a little concerned about your nails though, you shouldn't be so rough with them!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
It's not healthy, but I don't think you could have inhaled enough to do permanent damage!. :)Www@Answer-Health@Com
I'm sorry Dear!.!.!.
Judging by this question, the grammar, and spelling!.!.!.the nail polish remover already did its damage!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Judging by this question, the grammar, and spelling!.!.!.the nail polish remover already did its damage!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
if you did inhele it just go outside and run alot to get rid of the alcoholy smell off your nose!.
if you drank it than try drinking a lot of watterWww@Answer-Health@Com
if you drank it than try drinking a lot of watterWww@Answer-Health@Com
It's probably not a good idea to expose yourself to theat much nailpolish remover! Rinse it off of you and go outside for a while and get some fresh air!. maybe call poison controleWww@Answer-Health@Com
nail polish remover eats away at the lining of some tubs!.!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
If you inhaled too much then you could wake up tomarrow with a migraneWww@Answer-Health@Com
go to the nail salon and ask a person they might know how to fix it after all they are experienced , right!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
you have the smell hung in you nasal passages go out side and air out your houseWww@Answer-Health@Com
yeah of cousre u inhaled it!. u been it around it for a while but u'll be fine just go outside for a secWww@Answer-Health@Com
lol Emily, you sound funny, um yeah just get some fresh air, pure Bridget Jones moment! hahaha!.!.!. : )Www@Answer-Health@Com
Nail polish remover!. Facilitating Darwinism since 1851!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
youll be ok , get some fresh air outsideWww@Answer-Health@Com
your ok if you werent you'll be coughingWww@Answer-Health@Com
u just need to get fresh airWww@Answer-Health@Com
Go to an open area and inhale plenty of fresh air!.!.!. QUICK!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Read this: http://www!.atsdr!.cdc!.gov/tfacts21!.htmlWww@Answer-Health@Com
yesssWww@Answer-Health@Com
Yahoo! Answers is not the best place to get safety/toxicity information!. Ask an expert!.
Acetone, a major component to many nail polish removers, is toxic, (LD50 inhalation by mice: 44g per cubic meter, over 4 hours), but not extremely so, if you have not drunk it or been in a closed environment containing the vapors you are probably not going to die!.!.!. but:
Yahoo! Answers is not the best place to get safety/toxicity information!. Ask an expert!.
(Your nail polish remover may or may not contain acetone)!.!.!. according to the Material safety Data Sheet for acetone, it:
"May be harmful by inhalation, ingestion or skin absorption!. Irritant!. Liquid may cause permanent eye damage (corneal clouding)!. Contact with skin may cause defatting, leading to irritation!. Long-term exposure may cause liver damage!. Typical TLV 750 ppm!. Typical OEL 250 ppm!."
"Risk Phrases" associated with acetone (on international chemical data sheets) are:
"Highly flammable!."
"Irritating to eyes!."
"Harmful: may cause lung damage if swallowed!."
"Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness!." or cracking!.
If you think you may have been exposed to any volatile compound and you don't know if it is toxic, you should not hesitate to contact a Poison Control Center!. In the USA, the number is 800-222-1222 You can find a local PCC at:
http://www!.aapcc!.org/dnn/Resources/FindL!.!.!.
It is always best to read the directions on any chemical product before use!. Your container of nail polish should have some fine print on it telling what is actually in it (again it may be more or less toxic than acetone) and should alert you of any risks present!.
It should also have the number for Poison Control or a Product Safety help desk or the like!.
It's sometimes dangerous to mix products, they nay have unexpected reactions!. "Your 'soap' and 'nail polish remover' bath" is not necessarily dangerous, but without knowing what chemicals are in each product nobody can tell you!.
If you think someone might have been exposed to a toxic substance, call a poison control center: 1-800-222-1222!.
The American Association of Poison Control Centers says that any of the following (any of which is found in many homes) may be poisonous or harmful especially to children or people with compromised systems (like asthma, or any breathing disorder):
medicines
iron pills
cleaning products
laundry products
nail glue remover and primer
batteries
bug and weed killers
cigarettes
alcohol
mouthwash
plants (indoor and outdoor)
lighter fluids
And it bears repeating: Yahoo! Answers is not the best place to get safety/toxicity information!. Ask an expert!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Acetone, a major component to many nail polish removers, is toxic, (LD50 inhalation by mice: 44g per cubic meter, over 4 hours), but not extremely so, if you have not drunk it or been in a closed environment containing the vapors you are probably not going to die!.!.!. but:
Yahoo! Answers is not the best place to get safety/toxicity information!. Ask an expert!.
(Your nail polish remover may or may not contain acetone)!.!.!. according to the Material safety Data Sheet for acetone, it:
"May be harmful by inhalation, ingestion or skin absorption!. Irritant!. Liquid may cause permanent eye damage (corneal clouding)!. Contact with skin may cause defatting, leading to irritation!. Long-term exposure may cause liver damage!. Typical TLV 750 ppm!. Typical OEL 250 ppm!."
"Risk Phrases" associated with acetone (on international chemical data sheets) are:
"Highly flammable!."
"Irritating to eyes!."
"Harmful: may cause lung damage if swallowed!."
"Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness!." or cracking!.
If you think you may have been exposed to any volatile compound and you don't know if it is toxic, you should not hesitate to contact a Poison Control Center!. In the USA, the number is 800-222-1222 You can find a local PCC at:
http://www!.aapcc!.org/dnn/Resources/FindL!.!.!.
It is always best to read the directions on any chemical product before use!. Your container of nail polish should have some fine print on it telling what is actually in it (again it may be more or less toxic than acetone) and should alert you of any risks present!.
It should also have the number for Poison Control or a Product Safety help desk or the like!.
It's sometimes dangerous to mix products, they nay have unexpected reactions!. "Your 'soap' and 'nail polish remover' bath" is not necessarily dangerous, but without knowing what chemicals are in each product nobody can tell you!.
If you think someone might have been exposed to a toxic substance, call a poison control center: 1-800-222-1222!.
The American Association of Poison Control Centers says that any of the following (any of which is found in many homes) may be poisonous or harmful especially to children or people with compromised systems (like asthma, or any breathing disorder):
medicines
iron pills
cleaning products
laundry products
nail glue remover and primer
batteries
bug and weed killers
cigarettes
alcohol
mouthwash
plants (indoor and outdoor)
lighter fluids
And it bears repeating: Yahoo! Answers is not the best place to get safety/toxicity information!. Ask an expert!.Www@Answer-Health@Com