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Greenstuff

I work in Electrics for my full time job and so have some understanding of Epoxys.

I know the hardener tends to be the more Hazardous part of the two.
As for green stuff generally....well I am skeptical towards some of what's been said.

No disagreements on BPA, it's in an incredibly large number of plastics, a big issue being bottled water.
When it hits a certain temperature (I can't for the life of me remember what it is), the Petroleum leaks into the water from the plastic, so never drink water from a bottle that's warm, or has been allowed to get warm.

As for skin contact...eeeh...not really sold on that one.
I meaning washing your hands afterwards, shouldn't be done ONLY because of hazards, it should be good hygiene.

EDIT: I CAN believe it though for pro-create, in large enough mixes, it does give off a faint smell.

Okey, the more knowledge i get the better:). So it's only dangerous if you are in contact with large quantities, otherwise it's fairly safe, unless you eat it or something like that.

Washing your hands, i do that after i touch pretty much anything out of the ordinary, so not a problem for me.
 
Yeah of course the exposition time and amount is the most important thing there, just with everything else.
 
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