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Methanol in window cleaners
« on: 31/08/2010 16:46:32 »
Hi Is there any regulations controlling the standards of Windown cleaners ? whether use of methanol is permitted ? . regards nanag
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« Reply #1 on: 31/08/2010 18:15:23 »
No idea. But it will in any case depend upon the jurisdiction.
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