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Aerosol Cans
Can Be Deadly '
Today aerosol cans, containing most everything from whipping cream to medicine, have become as commonplace in American homes as controlled fire. But the combination of aerosol cans and heat can be deadly. When subjected to heat, aerosol cans can explode violently, causing serious injuries or death. A Pennsylvania woman was kil led recently after she tossed an empty insecticide can on a trash fire in her back yard. As she turned, the can exploded and hurled a piece of metal through her jugular vein. Another tragic accident occur red when an Ohio boy set a pressurized can of artificial
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