So if you're handed a pint of water laced with PFAS, you're going to drink it without a care?
There's loads of things I use in every day life that I wouldn't want to ingest in odd quantities. I handle gasoline and paint thinner and dishwashing detergents and hand soap every now and then but if you tried to get me to even drink a teaspoon of it I'd probably turn you down. Is the rule now if you wouldn't drink a glass of it you should never handle it in any way?
By the way, please do not drink that 26% salt brine. It will do very terrible things to your body and probably significantly hurt you.
> Is the rule now if you wouldn't drink a glass of it you should never handle it in any way?
Some things are not safe at any level. Lead (Pb) for example. So what about PFAS? Does it accumulate in the body? What are the effects of long-term ingestion?
My question was intended to see just how serious people were, who were making the argument that PFAS weren't a thing to be concerned about.
I'd avoid drinking a glass of motor oil as well, but I still prefer having my car lubricated at the end of the day.
feel free to develop a formula, if you so desire