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Breathing in lace release (isopropyl alcohol) - snell - 12-19-2011
Hi everyone,
I've noticed that occassionally when I accidentally breathe in too much lace release when I am detaching, the next day my glands around my jaw sometimes swell up.
Is it in fact the lace release or could it be something else?
Has anyone else had any similar issues?
Just a little bit concerned and I am thinking of starting to wear a mask in case the fumes are not good for our health.
RE: Breathing in lace release (isopropyl alcohol) - Paul In Ireland - 12-20-2011
If you scroll down a little way, to, `Evaluation`-health hazard information, you can read warnings/possible hazards.... http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/healthguidelines/isopropylalcohol/recognition.html
Other links here http://www.google.ie/search?aq=1&oq=effects+of+inhaling+isopropyl+alcohol&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=side+effects+of+inhaling+isopropyl+alcohol
I reckon it`s best to avoid breathing in any of this vapour to be on the safe side and probably we all have different `tolerance levels`or sensitivity thresholds.... I always try to `avoid` ANY vapours etc. from ANY source in the home. Hope these are of interest.....
RE: Breathing in lace release (isopropyl alcohol) - snell - 12-21-2011
(12-20-2011, 12:08 AM)Paul In Ireland Wrote: If you scroll down a little way, to, `Evaluation`-health hazard information, you can read warnings/possible hazards.... http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/healthguidelines/isopropylalcohol/recognition.html
Other links here http://www.google.ie/search?aq=1&oq=effects+of+inhaling+isopropyl+alcohol&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=side+effects+of+inhaling+isopropyl+alcohol
I reckon it`s best to avoid breathing in any of this vapour to be on the safe side and probably we all have different `tolerance levels`or sensitivity thresholds.... I always try to `avoid` ANY vapours etc. from ANY source in the home. Hope these are of interest.....
Thanks Paul.
How do you not enhale it when you spray it to release?
Do you use a mask? That is what I'm thinking of using now.
RE: Breathing in lace release (isopropyl alcohol) - Paul In Ireland - 12-21-2011
I use very little of it snell, as I only do a very `light`bond....I only spray on in short bursts and very close-up to the system...I also move about a bit so any `fallout`[like fumes] in the air are avoided....you could get little cheap mask in a hardware/home improvements store just to cover your nose and mouth...they`re quite cheap and just secured with an elastic band around the back of the head.....something simply like that should do the trick.