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I accidentally set a small, plastic cup on fire in my room. the smoke has pretty much cleared, fires out. is it safe to sleep in there?
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Hopefully no fire: hazards. the chemicals in plastic are only even minorly hazardous if you have asthmatic reaction to it. If you haven't by now.... no wheeze, difficulty breathing, then unlikely to happen.
Answered 10/5/2014
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