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Title: That's gonna hurt Post by: twoiron on July 29, 2009, 03:10:25 PM A Dusseldorf man, 45, tried to fix an air mattress but destroyed his flat and caused the evacuation of a 12-apartment block. He used tyre-repair solvent to repair the bed. A spark from an electric air pump ignited it and the explosion wrecked his living room wall, windows and furniture.
Title: Re: That's gonna hurt Post by: stroh on July 29, 2009, 03:45:41 PM LMAO!
Put two lips together and blow my ass! Fix-a-flat to the rescue! Title: Re: That's gonna hurt Post by: MFAWG on July 29, 2009, 04:39:56 PM I'm not buying it, for one simple reason:
I've fixed dozens of flat tyres using every tyre repair solvent on the market. I did a fair percentage of them while lighting and smoking a cigarette within a couple of feet of the solvent. Hell, I've even lit the adhesive on FIRE to get it to dry quicker. No boom, ever. Title: Re: That's gonna hurt Post by: twoiron on July 29, 2009, 04:54:38 PM I'm not buying it, for one simple reason: I've fixed dozens of flat tyres using every tyre repair solvent on the market. I did a fair percentage of them while lighting and smoking a cigarette within a couple of feet of the solvent. Hell, I've even lit the adhesive on FIRE to get it to dry quicker. No boom, ever. The dude was in Germany though.... Title: Re: That's gonna hurt Post by: gleek on July 29, 2009, 05:52:32 PM I've fixed dozens of flat tyres using every tyre repair solvent on the market. I did a fair percentage of them while lighting and smoking a cigarette within a couple of feet of the solvent. Even when fixing 'Merkan tires using 'Merkan tire repair solvents? |