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A member asked:
Breathing a freon leak is it bad for you and was not told to leave the building for 30 min.it was like a cloud in the building?
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Sorry it happened: You should be fine, though. The stuff is famously non-reactive and the major danger in a leak like this is that it would displace oxygen. It's also a popular recreational inhalant especially among young people, who seem to tolerate it well -- not that it's a good idea. I'm really glad it wasn't something worse.
Answered 7/17/2013
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