Just saw this one. Some kind of unknown industrial leak at a factory.
"Mass hysteria" at e-cigarette plant, 20 hospitalized
"Mass hysteria" at e-cigarette plant, 20 hospitalized
Mass Hysteria At E-cig Plant
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@Vaperer Chlorine is not in ejuice but could be used in the manufacturing process of some flavourings as it is a common reagent for chemists...that isn't anything to worry about though, chlorine is in table salt and mustard gases - the whole molecule matters (and even then dose decides the poison) not the individual atomic make up. Furthermore, it could be used as a disinfectant and removed prior to bottling etc etc. Don't be afraid of chemicals, everything is chemical 
Might be a Good Idea to Edit this thread title to Remove "e-Cig". For the Web Crawlers/Data Miners/Alphabet Groups who scan this Forum.
Or just ask for it to be Merged with the Thread that Rossum linked.
No. Chlorine is not used to make e-Liquids.
And it wouldn't surprise me if e-Cigarettes had Nothing to do with this given the source of the Article posted.
Doesn't really seem to be an e-cig operation
Thermal Circuits, Inc. is a manufacturer of surface heaters, air heaters, molded heaters, heater assemblies, and infrared panel emitters. We service a wide variety of markets and geographic areas and, through continuous quality improvement, strive to maintain world-class leadership in all aspects of our business.
Founded in 1955, by Francis Brown in Salem, 20 miles north of Boston, Massachusetts, the company first manufactured graphite lubricant and nichrome wire sheets for hot trays, casseroles and carafes for the food service industry. By the mid-1960’s, Thermal Circuits initiated development of etched foil element technology and pioneered the use of polyimide film as an electrical insulation for etched foil element gyro and camera heaters used in the military and aerospace industries.
Thermal Circuits - Surface heaters, air heaters, molded heaters, heater assemblies, infrared panel emitters
Thermal Circuits, Inc. is a manufacturer of surface heaters, air heaters, molded heaters, heater assemblies, and infrared panel emitters. We service a wide variety of markets and geographic areas and, through continuous quality improvement, strive to maintain world-class leadership in all aspects of our business.
Founded in 1955, by Francis Brown in Salem, 20 miles north of Boston, Massachusetts, the company first manufactured graphite lubricant and nichrome wire sheets for hot trays, casseroles and carafes for the food service industry. By the mid-1960’s, Thermal Circuits initiated development of etched foil element technology and pioneered the use of polyimide film as an electrical insulation for etched foil element gyro and camera heaters used in the military and aerospace industries.
Thermal Circuits - Surface heaters, air heaters, molded heaters, heater assemblies, infrared panel emitters
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