Saturday, March 8, 2008



This is one
of those e-mails that if you don't send it, rest assured
someone on your
list will suffer for not reading it. The original
message was written by a
lady whose brother and wife learned a hard
lesson this past
week.

Their house burnt down.. nothing left but ashes. They have good
insurance so the house will be replaced and most of the contents. That
is the good news.

However, they were sick when they found out
the cause of the fire. The
insurance investigator sifted through the ashes
for several hours. He
had the cause of the fire traced to the master
bathroom. He asked her
sister-in-law what she had plugged in
the
bathroom. She listed the normal things....curling iron, blow dryer.
He
kept saying to her, 'No, this would be something that would
disintegrate
at high temperatures'. Then her sister-in-law
remembered she had a Glade
Plug-In, in the bathroom.

The investigator had one of those 'Aha'
moments. He said that was the
cause of the fire. He said he has seen more
house fires started with
the plug-in type room fresheners than anything
else. He said the
plastic they are made from is THIN. He also said that in
every case
there was nothing left to prove that it even existed. When the

investigator looked in the wall plug, the two prongs left from the

plug-in were still in there.


Her sister-in-law had one of the
plug-ins that had a small night light
built in it. She said she had
noticed that the light would dim and then
finally go out. She would walk
in to the bathroom a few hours later,
and the light would be back on
again. The investigator said that the
unit was getting too hot, and would
dim and go out rather than just
blow the light bulb. Once it cooled down
it would come back on. That is
a warning sign



The
investigator said he personally wouldn't have any type of plug in

fragrance device anywhere in his house. He has seen too many places

that have been burned down due to them.

PLEASE PASS THIS ON TO ALL
THE

PEOPLE IN YOUR ADDRESS BOOK.

NOT ONLY COULD IT SAVE
SOMEONE'S HOUSE,

BUT IT COULD SAVE SOMEONE'S LIFE

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