discussion The dreaded acrylic allergie:not paint

[Guest]

Any great ideas appreciated.


I love acrylic paint and have no problems. But acrylic clothing is bad news.


I only have to walk into BHS or M & S and my nose blocks up and my face itches in one place then another. I do not even have to touch acrylic clothing. Furniture finishes made from acrylic are the same.


Stayed in a Premier Inn all the sheets are cotton: perfect. But a small cushion with their emblem and a


runner again same material proved deadly.


Any one with similar problems have any ideas. Take allergy pills and nose spray etc. Not moaning there are far worse things but any relief would be better.


Laurie

 

[Paul Davies]

Try taking allergy pills. I'm allergic to animals so I always take allergy pills before I get in contact with them

 

[Guest]

Never heard of that Laurie. Probably best just to buy from M&S etc on the net.

 

[eddiesolo]

"Pauline...I'm ready."


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Sorry, couldn't resist.

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[Guest]

We're thinking along similar lines Si!


A tad cumbersome perhaps, but you'll get used to it Laurie


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[eddiesolo]

We're thinking along similar lines Si!
A tad cumbersome perhaps, but you'll get used to it Laurie


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He'll be alright in the bath then...

 

[eddiesolo]

On a serious note though Laurie, not good at all. Apart from the nasal sprays and allergy tabs I don't think there is anything you can do.