Concerned about today’s chemical plant fire, was I exposed?

[WRM20]

Originally Posted by harryp0tter

But when I opened my car door all the rain drops got on the interior door panel and my car has cloth fabric upholstery so it absorbed those polypropylene contaminated rain drops..Even though it’s dry now is the chemical still present inside my car? Has it absorbed into the fabric upholstery material?

By the way I ended up trashing all the clothes that got wet under the rain, including my leather wallet and phone case too. I’m not going to take any chances. I remember back when the ITC plant was on fire everyone was glad the weather wasn’t raining because they said the rain would carry the contaminated air particles down on the ground. That might have just happened to me

You need to seek help, now. This concern, and your ever increasing number of sock puppets, is disturbing.

You have polypropylene all around you. It is a very common plastic. It's used in cloth, rugs, cars, rope, etc. It was not in the air yesterday, since polypropylene is a plastic, not a gas.

The burning products were probably propane and propene. The combustion products of propene with insufficient oxygen are water, carbon monoxide, and soot, which is carbon. You are worrying needlessly.

[lookitsrobss]

This guy is obviously trolling. Obviously 🙄

[elnina]

Yup, and he was warned before.
Let's close this dumb thread.
Thank you guys for a civil participation.