1. Huffing/Bagging Troy Blough Harrison Andrus-Edens

2. Huffing The act of huffing is when you spray chemical onto towels or rags and press it to your mouth forcing you to breath-in the toxins. The act of huffing is when you spray chemical onto towels or rags and press it to your mouth forcing you to breath-in the toxins.

3. Bagging The act of bagging is when you take an open bag, spray chemicals into the bag and put the open end of the bag to your mouth/nose region to sniff/inhale contents and toxins. The act of bagging is when you take an open bag, spray chemicals into the bag and put the open end of the bag to your mouth/nose region to sniff/inhale contents and toxins.

4. Products Typically Used Typewriter correction fluid Typewriter correction fluid Felt tip markers Felt tip markers Spray paint Spray paint Air freshener Air freshener Butane Butane Cooking spray (PAM) Cooking spray (PAM) Glue Glue Gasoline Gasoline Deodorant Deodorant Fabric protector Fabric protector Spray can whipped cream Spray can whipped cream Hair spray Hair spray Various household cleaners Various household cleaners

5. Just How Many are There? There are 1,400 ways to get high using the huffing/bagging technique. There are 1,400 ways to get high using the huffing/bagging technique. There are 1,000 household products that can be used for huffing and bagging. There are 1,000 household products that can be used for huffing and bagging.

6. Signs of Huffers/Baggers Lightheadedness Lightheadedness Dizziness Dizziness Loss of inhibitions Loss of inhibitions Excitation followed by drowsiness Excitation followed by drowsiness Slurred speech Slurred speech Euphoria Euphoria Hallucinations Hallucinations Chemical smelling breath Chemical smelling breath Loss of Household products Loss of Household products Chemicals/paint on a child or huffer/bagger Chemicals/paint on a child or huffer/bagger

7. Effects Lung failure Lung failure Loss of sight Loss of sight Kidney/heart/liver failure Kidney/heart/liver failure Brain damage Brain damage Immediate cardiac arrest after huffing Immediate cardiac arrest after huffing Poisons bloodstream Poisons bloodstream Suffocation Suffocation Damage of nervous system Damage of nervous system