It's one thing to make an academic case in an online forum, that PFAS are not detrimental (at low levels) to human health. But when it gets down to it, would you rather avoid PFAS, or you just don't think they're a problem?

> 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.