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some local people in my areas got crash and burn black after a personel made a mistake to pour white bottle of acid on the carpit floor
Did a White Bottle of Acid Cause Local People to Crash and Burn in My Area?
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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around an incident involving a white bottle of acid that was poured on a carpet, leading to damage described as "crash and burn black." Participants share their thoughts on the situation, potential remedies for the carpet, and the implications of the incident.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
- Debate/contested
- Conceptual clarification
Main Points Raised
- Some participants mention the damage to the carpet, noting it has been burnt black in parts.
- There are suggestions that if the acid did not penetrate deeply, it might be possible to fix the carpet.
- One participant expresses a belief that their relatives will be able to repair the carpet during the upcoming Lunar New Year.
- Another participant indicates a reluctance to assign blame for the incident, suggesting that accidents happen.
- Some participants express confusion or curiosity about the situation, with one asking about the status of the other half of the carpet.
- There is a mention of a failed attempt to inform others about the situation, indicating a lack of communication or understanding.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the implications of the incident or the best course of action. There are varying opinions on whether blame should be assigned and the feasibility of repairing the carpet.
Contextual Notes
The discussion lacks clarity on the specific type of acid involved and its properties, which may affect the carpet's damage and repair options. There are also unresolved questions about the extent of the damage and the effectiveness of potential remedies.
Who May Find This Useful
Individuals interested in home repair, chemical safety, or community incidents may find this discussion relevant.
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Oooooo kay?
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I know how to fix the carpet!
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Pouring acid on the floor huh? Well you might be in luck if it didn't sink in deep enough to ruin the carpet on the other side.
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dontdisturbmycircles said:
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Yes, but some of my uncles and aunts will go home and fix the carpet this Lunar New Year (end of January) , as what I expected and calculate,
No reason to blame...agree ?
No reason to blame...agree ?
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dontdisturbmycircles said:
the carpet has been burnt black half...
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Jekertee said:
And the other half?
Evo, do we have a "most enigmatic" emblem?
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I was trying to inform them once but i failed
I was trying to prove what I said too
I was trying to prove what I said too
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Jekertee said:Yes, but some of my uncles and aunts will go home and fix the carpet this Lunar New Year (end of January) , as what I expected and calculate,
No reason to blame...agree ?
I would not blame anyone for spilling acid on a carpet, nor would i get within a country mile of the spiller.
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