On the side here, I sell furniture and often nail salons buy a few chairs and when I drop them off ( more than 10 times over a few years) they always have a very acrid smell inside the salon where they do nails. Its realy bad and I actively try not to breathe whilst inside. It reminds me of superglue cyanoacrylate and cannot be healthy for those exposed continuously.
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On the side here, I sell furniture and often nail salons buy a few chairs and when I drop them off ( more than 10 times over a few years) they always have a very acrid smell inside the salon where they do nails. Its realy bad and I actively try not to breathe whilst inside. It reminds me of superglue cyanoacrylate and cannot be healthy for those exposed continuously.