Re: Mind Chum number 13 Early Industries fatal hazards
Posted to Open Discussion Forum on 5/7/2017
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Bruce
I inherited soft teeth. So as I was growing up usually a
dentist appt. every month or so to fill a cavity or refill a
filling that had fallen out.
The dentist would offer me a treat after a session either a
lolly-pop or a small vial of Mercury. Usually asked for the
Mercury so I could rub it on coins and make them shiny. When
I would drop it on the living room rug. ( Today that rug
would have been a EPA hazardous sight VBG)
Think it if I had dropped that amount in a school today they
would close that wing until a hazardous team cleaned the
area.
He was giving the treats out because until I went to another
dentist a 18 I was never given Novacaine. Just held on to
the chair while he drilled with that cable driven drill. He
had a newer Modern drill but reverted to the old one when
going in deep.
Just the way times were back then.
Robert Harris Technician/Technical Information Specialist (Retired) Robert Harris Alvarado, Texas, USA
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