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Is freon toxic?

Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
85%
No (it will not harm you if inhaled)
8%
Not sure
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Question: Is freon toxic?
Top Answer (85% of 56 votes): Yes (it may harm you if inhaled).

Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: Freon is the name of the type of refrigerant there are all kinds of refrigerants but they're all hazardous to your health if inhaled
Rod's Home Improvements
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: It displaces oxygen causing dizziness and suffocation at very high concentrations.
Matthews Mechanical LLC
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: Do not inhale R22 as it is a toxic substance and can cause permanent damage.
TemperaturePro San Antonio
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Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: If large amounts are inhaled at once can cause death
Anytime Air Conditioning & Heating
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: Yes Freon is Toxic if you inhale it as it cuts off oxygen to your lungs and cells in your body...by doing this will definitely harm your body as a whole.
Affordable AC of SWFL, Inc
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: The oils in the freon are really what make it toxic to the touch. Anywhere near a flame increases the toxicity in the air.
Kair
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Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: Displaces oxygen and is full of different chemicals that can damage your body. Never inhale refrigerants!
White's Pro Services
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: Highly flammable and these fumes are toxic. Inhaled directly will displace needed oxegen and will cause symtems of lack of oxygen.
Air Connection
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: Freon is a trademark brand of refrigerant. Refrigerant in general, is hermetically sealed in the AC system. It makes it tough to breath such a product. if refrigerant leaks, it displaces oxygen as it mixes with the atmosphere and will quickly dissipate.
Barwick Heating & Cooling
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Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: Yes, if breathed in, it replaces the oxygen in your lungs
HVAC and More
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: Some frowns are harmful. That's why you should only let EPA certified technicians service your system
Fix My AC Inc
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: Can prevent you from getting Oxygen. Freon is heavier than air, can settle in low area.
Caldwell Mechanical Construction
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Answer: No (it will not harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: It reduces oxygen for breathing.
Kohler Heating and Air Conditioning
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: ever had brain freeze. try freezing your lungs. you wont last long
Foothills Comfort Specialists Heating & Air LLC
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: Not sure how to explain. YES IT WILL HARM, & POTENTIALLY KILL YOU!!!
Air Services Comfort Solutions LLC
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Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: freon should only be handled by certified technicians
H.O. Electric
Answer: Yes (it may harm you if inhaled)
Explanation: it will make your lungs feel like they are full of water
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