In modern societies, human wellbeing and comfort requires dozens of household chemical substances for licit use, and ordinary people have discretionary access to acquire them. Their abuse potential grows with the simplicity of access and/or price of these substances. Sometimes, the disappointed and the discouraged ones among us make us of these chemicals for hallucinating purposes, in order to gain comfort for transitory or permanent disorders. Imagine a teenager with depression, home alone, in a moment when his disorder is not compensated, alone in the garage, having on hand a lot of “useful stuff”: paint thinners, cleaning agents, degreasers, sealants, glues, gasoline, aerosols, propane cylinders and so on. The line between thinking and acting is very thin..., like the line between use and addiction... The purpose of this paper is to analyse the distorted use of household chemistry (especially the intoxicative inhalants abuse) for hallucinogenic purposes, from psychosociological perspective and to draw attention to this kind of