Smelling salts are used to arouse consciousness because the release of ammonia (NH3) gas that accompanies their use irritates the membranes of the nose and lungs, and thereby triggers an inhalation reflex.
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There are no known side effects with long-term or short-term use of smelling salts. However, a person should avoid overusing smelling salts or holding the smelling salt too close to the nose. Concentrated exposure can damage the nasal membranes.
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So, um, yeah, probably not a fantastic idea to get an ammonia cloud going on inside your visor.
before the start of every period and who knows how many times during a game. Plus add the sudafed they pop like candy.
Cathy said
Mar 24, 2021
See, Gord Miller and I agree, again.
Cathy said
Mar 24, 2021
SensKat wrote:
oh, the Flames hit the post
I HAVE THAT ONE!!!!
SensKat said
Mar 24, 2021
oh, the Flames hit the post
Homer said
Mar 24, 2021
senior wrote:
SensKat wrote:
senior wrote:
Can someone check Russell's card? He is occupied and I have to head out in a little while.
Since Cathy has Kardinal's, I can take Russell's.
Do you want us to check yours too?
If you don't mind, that would be appreciated. Tks.
I'll take yours, but I don't have any pie.
senior said
Mar 24, 2021
Maybe we should dab the What square. The NHL actually did something about a ref being crooked.
Cathy said
Mar 24, 2021
Courtesy of a half-azzed google search:
Smelling salts are used to arouse consciousness because the release of ammonia (NH3) gas that accompanies their use irritates the membranes of the nose and lungs, and thereby triggers an inhalation reflex.
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There are no known side effects with long-term or short-term use of smelling salts. However, a person should avoid overusing smelling salts or holding the smelling salt too close to the nose. Concentrated exposure can damage the nasal membranes.
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So, um, yeah, probably not a fantastic idea to get an ammonia cloud going on inside your visor.
senior said
Mar 24, 2021
SensKat wrote:
senior wrote:
Can someone check Russell's card? He is occupied and I have to head out in a little while.
Since Cathy has Kardinal's, I can take Russell's.
Do you want us to check yours too?
If you don't mind, that would be appreciated. Tks.
SensKat said
Mar 24, 2021
Homer wrote:
Cathy wrote:
Homer wrote:
eye salts?
"I Can See Clearly Now"
Never having sniffed the stuff I can't be sure but I assumed that stuff would make your eyes water to the point of draining all fluid from your body.
First time I ever saw a player wave a smelling salts under the visor close the eyes, then under the nose.
That has to have long term effects right?
It SEEMS like it should burn like hell....
SensKat said
Mar 24, 2021
senior wrote:
Can someone check Russell's card? He is occupied and I have to head out in a little while.
Since Cathy has Kardinal's, I can take Russell's.
Do you want us to check yours too?
Cathy said
Mar 24, 2021
senior wrote:
Can someone check Russell's card? He is occupied and I have to head out in a little while.
twss?
Cathy said
Mar 24, 2021
Lol, the Sens set up better, and faster, for a SH opportunity than they do for a PP opportunity.
senior said
Mar 24, 2021
Can someone check Russell's card? He is occupied and I have to head out in a little while.
Homer said
Mar 24, 2021
Cathy wrote:
Homer wrote:
eye salts?
"I Can See Clearly Now"
Never having sniffed the stuff I can't be sure but I assumed that stuff would make your eyes water to the point of draining all fluid from your body.
First time I ever saw a player wave a smelling salts under the visor close the eyes, then under the nose.
That has to have long term effects right?
Cathy said
Mar 24, 2021
Oh, forgot to mention, I grabbed Kardinal's card. Though the Cardinal-Kardinal synergy did diddly squat last game.
SensKat said
Mar 24, 2021
Sens take the 1st penalty
Cathy said
Mar 24, 2021
Homer wrote:
eye salts?
"I Can See Clearly Now"
Never having sniffed the stuff I can't be sure but I assumed that stuff would make your eyes water to the point of draining all fluid from your body.
SensKat said
Mar 24, 2021
Nice save Gus!
SensKat said
Mar 24, 2021
Homer wrote:
So why is this game at 5pm? Did they ever say?
Not that I've heard.
Cathy said
Mar 24, 2021
Homer wrote:
So why is this game at 5pm? Did they ever say?
I never saw/heard anything. I could kinda understand the Canadian back-to-back-to-back (pre Covid-postponement, that is). But the ANA/MIN game makes even less sense.
before the start of every period and who knows how many times during a game. Plus add the sudafed they pop like candy.
See, Gord Miller and I agree, again.
I HAVE THAT ONE!!!!
I'll take yours, but I don't have any pie.
Maybe we should dab the What square. The NHL actually did something about a ref being crooked.
Courtesy of a half-azzed google search:
Smelling salts are used to arouse consciousness because the release of ammonia (NH3) gas that accompanies their use irritates the membranes of the nose and lungs, and thereby triggers an inhalation reflex.
------
There are no known side effects with long-term or short-term use of smelling salts. However, a person should avoid overusing smelling salts or holding the smelling salt too close to the nose. Concentrated exposure can damage the nasal membranes.
------
So, um, yeah, probably not a fantastic idea to get an ammonia cloud going on inside your visor.
If you don't mind, that would be appreciated. Tks.
It SEEMS like it should burn like hell....
Since Cathy has Kardinal's, I can take Russell's.
Do you want us to check yours too?
twss?
Lol, the Sens set up better, and faster, for a SH opportunity than they do for a PP opportunity.
Can someone check Russell's card? He is occupied and I have to head out in a little while.
First time I ever saw a player wave a smelling salts under the visor close the eyes, then under the nose.
That has to have long term effects right?
Oh, forgot to mention, I grabbed Kardinal's card. Though the Cardinal-Kardinal synergy did diddly squat last game.
Never having sniffed the stuff I can't be sure but I assumed that stuff would make your eyes water to the point of draining all fluid from your body.
Not that I've heard.
I never saw/heard anything. I could kinda understand the Canadian back-to-back-to-back (pre Covid-postponement, that is). But the ANA/MIN game makes even less sense.