Re: [DMCForum] Venting R-134a

[Jon Heese <dmcforum@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It seemed to me that Bill's point was more in line with citing it as 
evidence that venting R-134a couldn't really be harmful if a common 
legal product makes no bones about doing it.

I don't claim any knowledge on the topic, just trying to interpret.

Regards,
Jon Heese

Marc Levy wrote:
> Without verifying that what you are saying is true...
> 
> 2 wrongs don't make a right!
> 
> Most air pollution in NJ is from coal burning electric
> generation plants in PA (west of here).  Proof by the
> major blackout 2 yrs ago, when the plants shut down
> causing the cleanest air I have seen in NJ in my
> life...  But it only lasted a day or so.  :(
> 
> By your thought process, I should not care about any
> impact I may personally have on air pollution?? 
> Because they are doing something worse than I could
> ever do, I am guilt free??
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> Plenty of people rob convenience stores, and shoot the
> clerk..  So, I can rob stores too as long as I don't
> kill anyone, because someone else is doing something
> worse than I am..   Yea, I like that.
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> --- content22207 <brobertson@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
>>Discovered at a DeLo gathering yesterday that those
>>cans of
>>"compressed air" used to clean computer equipment
>>(which I don't use
>>BTW) are nothing more than R-134a. 1,1,1,2
>>Tetrafluoroethane (CAS
>>811-97-2).
>>
>>There's no difference between venting R-134a and
>>spraying down your
>>computer keyboard.
>>
>>Everyone who has given me grief in the past Re:
>>venting my freon
>>during A/C work is cordially invited to kiss me
>>where it counts.
>>
>>Bill Robertson
>>#5939
>>
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