

| Subject: | Re: Things to put under the driver's seat |
| From: | Simon Reinhardt |
| Date: | Fri, 13 Aug 2004 09:29:42 -0600 |
Yeah, toxic if ingested. It's not going to hurt anybody if the bottle splits & they get an ankle wash. It won't hurt you to smell it, either. It WILL hurt if you mix it with your cheap wine, even in small amounts. -Simon On Aug 12, 2004, at 11:47 PM, Firstname Lastname wrote: > In a message dated 8/11/04 3:08:43 PM, jeff@VANAGONPARTS.COM writes: > > << The Pentosin anti-freeze bottles fit perfectly under the driver's > seat. I > > keep three of them there. > > > Jeff >> > > Dear Jeff, > > Why do you carry antifreeze within the confines of the passenger > compartment > of your van? My mechanic told me that as innocuous as antifreeze > might seem > to be, it is an utterly ***toxic*** substance. Please, for your own > safety and > well being, allow only your mechanic to handle antifreeze. It is too, > too > dangerous to have it stored where it might be spilt in the unfortunate > and > unpredictable event of an accident. Some things just ***have*** to be > left to the > experts. > > Pinky > >
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