Parents speak out after teen dies from "huffing" a major crackdown in southern california on friday. more than a dozen businesses raided suspected of selli ining nytrus oxide as a recreational drug . that's not the only dangerous substance kids are using for a quick high. a 14-year-old honor student died this week after inhaling a common household product. her parents are speaking out hoping to avoid another tragedy. reporter: 14-year-old aria was home alone for a couple hours when her older sister found the straight a honor student dead in her room holding the can of keyboard cleaner. she had it attached to her mouth. she had actually taped her nostrils shot. reporter: los angeles area authorities say she was huffing the cleaner. a way of getting high by inhaling things such as glue, hair spray and household cleaners. what kids may not realize is the damage they're doing to their still developing bodies. brain damage is very, very common because you're inhaling it so quickly it's going right to your brain. i'm positive my daughter didn't realize that it had the potential to kill her. reporter: what parents may not realize is that everything about huffing is on the internet. including youtube videos demonstrating how it works. in this video a group of girls giggle as their friend apparently huffs an unidentified substance. and then doubles over. hold her. reporter: in another, a young man huffs twice and passes out cold. we didn't know but clearly the kids know. reporter: now they want other parents to talk to their kids to keep them from suffering a needless death the way they did. i would prefer that she had gotten drunk and i found her throwing up and we can save her from that. i would give anything to have her back.