Friends, a paradoxical case. We have in the corridor a steel tank with an iron lid, in it we store meat in the winter.
Today I took meat from there, and closed the lid, it seemed to me, tightly. But the tank stood next to the washing machine, and the edge of the iron lid from the tank, hooked on it, and did not completely shut the tank.
When I started to move away, this edge of the lid jumped off the machine and fell with a crash of iron onto the barrel. The lid is quite heavy.
How do you think this can affect tinnitus and hearing? I was about a meter from the tank in the corridor.
Today I took meat from there, and closed the lid, it seemed to me, tightly. But the tank stood next to the washing machine, and the edge of the iron lid from the tank, hooked on it, and did not completely shut the tank.
When I started to move away, this edge of the lid jumped off the machine and fell with a crash of iron onto the barrel. The lid is quite heavy.
How do you think this can affect tinnitus and hearing? I was about a meter from the tank in the corridor.