Driver who blew up his car when he lit a fag after spraying air freshener says he ‘should be dead’ – the sun, thesun.co.uk
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A DRIVER who blew his car up when he lit a cigarette after spraying air freshener said tonight: “I’m lucky to be here.”
Carl Fisher, (**************************************************************************************************************, who suffered horrific burns, added he had unwittingly been “driving around in a bomb” in Halifax, West Yorks.
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Shell-shocked Carl said: “I’ll never use an aerosol air freshener again.
“In future I’ll dangle one from my rear-view mirror.”
The joiner told The Sun how he unwittingly turned his beloved black Seat into a “primed bomb” by spraying the aerosol inside it.
Carl suffered horrific burns to his face and hands as the blast blew out the car’s windscreen and windows and buckled the doors.
As he recovered from his injuries at home in Halifax, West Yorks, he recalled: “There was an almighty noise that deafened me and a blinding light when it went off.
“I’m incredibly lucky to be here. I should be dead right now.
“Seeing the damage to my car I can’t believe I managed to get out alive.
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Fire investigation officer John Cavalier advised: “When using aerosols please keep in mind a large content is often LPG gas, which is explosive.
“Don’t be complacent when using any aerosol products. Use them in well-ventilated areas and read the instructions thoroughly before use. ”
A police spokesman said: “Follow guidelines when using air fresheners.”
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