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    Quote Originally Posted by forreachingme
    Trychlorethylene
    sounds familiar, any brand name you know ? will try to look at the composition in some of those cans to see if it's there

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    Sorry no known brand, in Switzerland quite difficult to receive it, must say why you need it or have a doctor paper.

    I just know that it removes stains on dresses quite well, may be less attacking the fibers on dress then acetone.

    Why it is sold in Pharmacy, dunno as well !

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    Quote Originally Posted by forreachingme
    As other option you could use Trychlorethylene, i think that one can be found in near any Pharmacy, powerfull cleaner as well...
    In Uk we used to be able to buy small bottles Tetrachloroethylene.
    It was sold as dry cleaning fluid.
    Yeah ok, I know it's a liquid but it evaporates fast.


    It is also used in the motor industry as a degreasant
    It is non-inflammable

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    Quote Originally Posted by forreachingme
    Trychlorethylene,
    Used to have that shit by the drums full on jobs and used it to clean dirty aluminum so we could weld it, nasty shit.
    But aint nothing like acetone tho to my thinking.

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    not the same at all

    Acetone is the organic compound with the formula OC(CH3)2.

    Trychloroethylene C2H3Cl3 or CH3CCl3

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    ^ ^
    Yep, it is a bit nasty.
    Skin contact for even short times will give you skin problems and inhaling the fumes will make you ill and prolonged exposure will fuck up your liver and kidneys

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    Carbon Tetrachloride was like that

    and if you had been drinking, the effect was multiplied, esp wrt the liver

    they used to use it for cleaning wax pencil off film, where I worked

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thetyim
    Skin contact for even short times will give you skin problems and inhaling the fumes will make you ill and prolonged exposure will fuck up your liver and kidneys
    lovely, maybe best to avoid. Now I remember why it sounds familiar, I had it before and got burned.

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    Acetone, easy peasy. The missus buys it 250ml at a time in the pharmacy for removing her nail polish. Pharmacy in question is in the basement of Zeer Rangsit, but I'm sure it's available everywhere.

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    Quote Originally Posted by More Volts Igor
    I'm sure it's available everywhere.
    not really, still haven't found a generic ACETON 250ml bottle anywhere accessed easily

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