Perhaps you are right, though I still have some questions about this. Your linked text gives me the impression that these cases involved people that were intentionally huffing it, which you would think would involve much higher concentrations than spraying it around a room that you are in. Maybe it happens and its more dangerous than I realize, but I've never heard of an accidental case like this from non-concentrated exposure, people spray lysol aerosols all over the place all the time. Everyone I knew as a teen used to use it to cover the smell of weed, nobody ever died, and we used a lot in small rooms. Or maybe they are full of shit and the girl was straight huffing it. I don't know, its hard for me to draw a definitive conclusion one way or another about this, its a very unusual set of circumstances, but I'd need more convincing that some secondhand exposure like spraying it in a bathroom can kill you