

| Subject: | Re: Freeze-12 and other A/C supplies |
| From: | Robert Fisher |
| Date: | Sun, 20 Jun 2010 13:09:48 -0700 |
--snip-- turns out that Freeze 12 seems not to have propane or other flammable component, but there are good reasons that regulatory agents rule against a product and that manufacturers recommend that things be done in a certain way. --snip-- Freeze-12 doesn't have propane but according to the MSDS the R142b component is "extremely flammable" and breaks down into some pretty nasty gases due to "thermal decomposition". Freeze-12 is on the EPA's "acceptable subject to use" list, as well as some others that have less than 5% isobutane. Perhaps they feel that at level the explosive potential is low enough to be acceptable? I haven't seen where it was illegal in some individual states; does anybody have a link to that? I guess you picks yer poisons... Cya, Robert
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