Narrative:

Upon boarding our Q400 I noticed a strong 'blue juice' [toilet chemical] odor. I thought the scent would dissipate by the time passenger boarding occurred. Unfortunately; during the flight; the odor did not go away and another flight attendant and I were quite nauseated because of it. Thankfully; the flights were not too long; but we were both amazed by how quickly those chemicals can effect the head and stomach. I have experienced this in the past when fleet service does not properly mix the blue juice. This is the first time I've reported it. I hope that this never happens again. It is not a healthy environment for people when blue juice is too concentrated.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A Cabin Attendant discussed her physiological response to what she considered to be over concentrated chemicals in the lavatory waste fluids.

Narrative: Upon boarding our Q400 I noticed a strong 'blue juice' [toilet chemical] odor. I thought the scent would dissipate by the time passenger boarding occurred. Unfortunately; during the flight; the odor did not go away and another flight attendant and I were quite nauseated because of it. Thankfully; the flights were not too long; but we were both amazed by how quickly those chemicals can effect the head and stomach. I have experienced this in the past when fleet service does not properly mix the blue juice. This is the first time I've reported it. I hope that this never happens again. It is not a healthy environment for people when blue juice is too concentrated.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of April 2012 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.