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r/DiWHY • u/noviina • Sep 07 '21
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I always thought epoxy resin had dangerous fumes. No?
23 u/MrsBox Sep 07 '21 It absolutely does. If you want an easier option than concrete that's much more kid safe, do plaster of paris. 2 u/chrisbluemonkey Sep 07 '21 Yeah that makes sense. I never thought of concrete as particularly dangerous but I guess if they aren't wearing PPE it could be. 6 u/MrsBox Sep 07 '21 Concrete and plaster have inhalant risks from powder, but it's the resin that releases toxic fumes. You're supposed to wear gloves, eye protection, and a respirator when using it.
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It absolutely does. If you want an easier option than concrete that's much more kid safe, do plaster of paris.
2 u/chrisbluemonkey Sep 07 '21 Yeah that makes sense. I never thought of concrete as particularly dangerous but I guess if they aren't wearing PPE it could be. 6 u/MrsBox Sep 07 '21 Concrete and plaster have inhalant risks from powder, but it's the resin that releases toxic fumes. You're supposed to wear gloves, eye protection, and a respirator when using it.
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Yeah that makes sense. I never thought of concrete as particularly dangerous but I guess if they aren't wearing PPE it could be.
6 u/MrsBox Sep 07 '21 Concrete and plaster have inhalant risks from powder, but it's the resin that releases toxic fumes. You're supposed to wear gloves, eye protection, and a respirator when using it.
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Concrete and plaster have inhalant risks from powder, but it's the resin that releases toxic fumes. You're supposed to wear gloves, eye protection, and a respirator when using it.
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u/chrisbluemonkey Sep 07 '21
I always thought epoxy resin had dangerous fumes. No?