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“Mom started her day by serving' a regular breakfash and topping it off with sliced fresh peaches with topping from an aerosol can.
“Junior dropped some bacon on his clean trousers. The spots came right off when he applied spot remover from a pressure can. *
“Dad used Mom’s aerosol glass cleaner on his windshield.
“Mom used a pressuried deicer to help defrost the freezer, aerosol oven cleaner, cans of dust remover, furniture polish and floor wax during her day’s housework. She also used a spray hair net to protect her permanent from being mussed.
“An aerosol can of ant killer took care of one problem while a Tlea killer made the dog comfortable. Father got his lawn and igarden chores started when he used a canned herbicide to spot-treat some weeds while Junior used an aerosol insecticide on the shrubbery,” the Extension specialist said.
“The 2.6 billion aerosol containers filled during 1970 provide roughly a dozen containers for every man, woman and child in the United States,” Gruenhagen said. “The cans can be either bombs or blessings. They are time savers. But. by their very nature, they are po
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