I'm terrified of all chlorinated solvents after meeting someone with a horror story.
I very rarely will use shoe goo or E6000 since there's no replacement, but I'll use ventilation, hold my breath, and run as soon as I can.
I very rarely will use shoe goo or E6000 since there's no replacement, but I'll use ventilation, hold my breath, and run as soon as I can.
If I remember right, a teen he had an electronics related job that involved a lot of washing parts with some kind of nasty solvent with definitely an OSHA violation kind of safety.
It's unknown how many of the problems were directly caused by that, but he believed many of them were likely related.
I'm not a chemist, and I'm not a big fan of taking risks, so I just stay away from anything with chronic toxic effects if I can. There's usually very little benefit other than minor time savings anyway, outside of crazy specialists stuff.