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Marie of Manchester TN (12/2/04):
On 11/3/04 I was attempting to clean my oven for the holidays. I had preheated my oven and sprayed the inside with the oven cleaner. After waiting 15 minutes I removed the oven racks and attempted to spray them. The nozzle on the can spurted in all directions and I was hit full-force in the face with the chemical.

I was blinded for several days due to the burns to the eyes, and have also recieved second and third-degree burns to my entire face. I am under the care of three doctors, and I have been told that I am having to under go skin grafting on my cheeks and throat.

This has been a very painful process and I believe the oven cleaner company should be held responsible for the injuries to my face.

Damage Resulting: 2nd and 3rd degree burns, staph infection and loss of some of my vision.

Marie should immediately contact a skilled, experienced, aggressive personal injury attorney. She should not communicate with the company in any manner until she has retained competent legal counsel. Companies don't voluntarily compensate victims of incidents involving their products.

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May 16 2008

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