Acetone may not be that bad, I have heard that from other sources. Methanol is a real hazard to breath or for skin uptake, or so I was trained a long time ago. I would look into it further before I assumed a clean bill of health for Methyl Hydrate, if I was you. YMMV, and as I said, the training on which I base the comment is not recent. Adam On 2/8/2016 11:37 AM, alan00463@... [Homebrew_PCBs] wrote: > > When I talked to here about acetone in the workplace, my sister the > beautician said that > > 1. She knew of no adverse health effects from breathing it at the > salon for years, at low concentrations. > 2. No ventilation of its fumes was done at her workplace. > 3. The only workplace precaution regarding acetone was that NOT > more than one gallon of it was allowed to be in the salon at a > time. > > Hence, I will not hesitate to experiment using the acetone/methanol > mixture indoors w/ closed windows. However, I will first get a sealed > tin to store the flammable chemicals in when not in use, and a pair of > chemical safety goggles. > > -- Adam Smith 705-534-6288 705-427-5038
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Danger of Chemical Exposure.
2016-02-08 by Adam Smith
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