If taken internally the immediate symptoms will be those of alcohol intoxication followed by characteristic symptoms after a latent period of up to 48 hours (usually 12-18 hours). The symptoms of methanol poisoning include severe abdominal pain, metabolic acidosis with rapid, shallow breathing and visual disturbances which may proceed to irreversible blindness. Other symptoms include headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, weakness, vertigo, ataxia, mild tachycardia, confusion, dizziness, delirium and coma which in severe cases may terminate in death due to respiratory failure or rarely in circulatory collapse.

A powerful concentrated traffic film remover that has a strong fresh smelling citrus perfume. Ideal for use in forecourt coin operated pressure wash machines and for general cleaning of vehicles and plant. Suitable for cleaning equipment used in the portable Sanitation IndustryMartindale: The Complete Drug Reference (online) London: Brayfield A (ed). Pharmaceutical Press Accessed on 07 September 2015. Screen Wash Concentrate is a high quality full concentrate alcohol based windscreen wash additive for Winter and Summer use that assists in the life expectancy of windscreen rubbers and wiper blades. Remove insect debris, traffic film and dirt from vehicle windscreens without smearing. Dilute as required Safeclean is a very effective water based cleaner that effortlessly removes grease and grime from hard surfaces. Dilute with up to 20 parts water. Also supplied in a ready to use 750ml trigger spray

Denatured alcohol (CAS 64-17-5), also known as denatured ethanol or industrial methylated spirit (IMS), is ethanol (ethyl alcohol) to which has been added small known quantities of other substances, so as to ‘denature’ or adulterate it in a controlled manner.

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As a surface disinfectant or sterilizer for use in cleanrooms, laboratories, and clinical environments, presented as a liquid, spray, gel, or pre-moistened wiper This product is recommended for external use only and as such overdose is unlikely. Absorption of methyl alcohol through the skin, ingestion or inhalation of the vapour may produce systemic effects. Methyl salicylate may be absorbed through intact skin after excessive topical application.