Since we're on the subject.........
How many of you have given strippers much thought?
Now while they serve many useful purposes, one must take caution when using a stripper.
Always use a new, fresh stripper. Older strippers do expire and often don't do well when exposed to newer strippers. A "reaction" may occur and the results can be ugly. Never, NEVER combine strippers as the outcome may cause a serious reaction.
If using an older stripper, a respirator may be necessary as the fumes can cause dizziness, nausea, and sometimes loose stools.
Now the modern more "friendly" strippers are less odoriferous. That is they have a more pleasant smell vs. their older counterparts.
Older strippers will, over time need to be disposed of in accordance with state and federal laws, consult thus.
Also, take into consideration what you plan to use the stripper for?
Depending on the job at hand, the stripper must be used as such and all rules must be followed;
Sometimes "gloves" must be worn. Respirator and often a full body suit as the age of the stripper again, might warrant such PPE.
If the stripper "seeps" liquid in an area you do not wish, wipe up immediately and consult the stripper for proper clean up and disposal. Nothing worse than a "snail trail" where you least expect it.
I hope some of you can offer your "stripper" tales to help those that maybe in need......this can be serious!
