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lysol

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lysol
one of the original disinfectants; contains phenol, cresols. Toxic if ingested.


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We had a can of Lysol and we'd spray it on each other's shirts and hats and make it spark up.
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The team dried other swatches after rinsing them briefly in tap water, in a 5 percent bleach solution, or in a 6 percent Lysol solution.
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In addition, despite her most valiant efforts, with American Family soap and Lysol as her arsenal of weapons, she cannot keep the roaches at bay from her apartment.
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