"They drink methylated spirit and then drop dead, " said the 46-year-old Chmiel, bundled up in a long, heavy coat at a Warsaw homeless shelter.
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In the 19th century, milk was used to describe a cheap and very poisonous alcoholic drink made from methylated spirits ( methanol ) mixed with water.
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In " Horror of Glam Rock ", the character unexpectedly encounters her'Auntie Pat', Patricia Ryder, the drummer of a failed band called Methylated Spirits, in 1974.
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Catalytic lighters use methanol or methylated spirits as fuel and a thin platinum wire which heats up in the presence of flammable vapours and produces a flame.
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Turpentine is often removed from the plate using methylated spirits since turpentine is greasy and can affect the application of ink and the printing of the plate.
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Specifically, application of methylated spirit, nail polish remover, turpentine or ti-tree oil is thought to irritate the tick and make it inject more of the noxious substances.
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A particularly popular upgrade was to fit the locomotive with a Methylated spirit burner which produced greater heat and therefore allowed higher boiler pressure and great hauling capacity.
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Police seized refining paraphernalia and several thousand liters ( hundreds of gallons ) of acetic anhydride, chloroform and methylated spirit used in the process of turning opium into heroin.
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Twenty drums of methylated spirits were taken and believed to have be consumed by settlers on either side of Badili Hill, who went on a three-day drinking binge starting Saturday.
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The archetype solvents typically used are water, white spirit, industrial methylated spirits ( denatured alcohol ), acetone, and Dichloromethane which is usually found in the form of a commercial paint stripper.
