Abstract: At approximately 10:30 a.m. on October 30, 2000, Employee #1, an employee of a janitorial company, received minor chemical burns to the face. After the cleaning team, that included Employee #1, was done with their job and heading back to their primary place of business, the business owner observed Employee#1 holding the side of his face. At this time, the employer demanded to see the covered portion of the employee's face and noticed a pattern that appeared to look like a red leaf. When the employer, Employee #1, and the rest of the cleaning team arrived at the home location, the employer rinsed Employee #1's face for approximately 15 minutes, after which time the employer placed white vinegar on the injured portion of Employee 1's face. Afterwards, Employee #1 disappeared. Apparently, he had gone to the hospital for treatment and was released without hospitalization or any disfigurement.