Police say woman had bucket of chlorine thrown in her face in what was a random attack A woman in Mount Druitt allegedly had a bucket of chlorine thrown in her face by a stranger. A WOMAN allegedly had a bucket of chlorine thrown in her face during a random attack at her home in western Sydney today. Police said a man knocked on her door just after 1pm and asked if he could use her tap. "She let him in and he went and got some water," a police spokesman said. Then as he was leaving the house he threw the liquid which we believed had chlorine in it over her face. The attack happened in Pamshaw Place at Mount Druitt and the 53-year-old woman was taken to Nepean Hospital by ambulance suffering some chemicals burns. Police said they do not yet know the extent of her injuries at this stage. "The woman did not know the man at all," she said. Detectives from Mt Druitt Local Area Command have established a crime scene at the home and are conducting an extensive search of the area. The male is described as being of Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander appearance and aged in his late teens or early 20s. The man fled the street still carrying a black bucket.