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This is way "off-topic" but important in context of past postings. Holy Cow Joe! I knew Carbon Tet was pulled from the public as a health risk but the reason given was that kids and drug dealers were using it for some process envolving cocain (free base?). Carbon Tet apparently has the same reputation as some adhesives that were pulled due to consumers misuse and abuse. Currently, I believe Sudafed (medicine for sinusitis) is "under the gun," also for consumer abuses. Personally, I use masks and gloves when handling cleaners, even kerosene. Without taking precautions, (usually printed on the "directions for use" label) there are health risks in more chemicals than we can know. To paraphrase the words of Abraham Linclon: "Common sense isn't all that common." I guess Carbon Tet, certain paints and adhesives were the early precursors of what "fast foods" have become today? Thank you for the words of advise concerning the "risk factor" to folks who may not take their personal safety around chemicals (or fatty foods) seriously. Regards.
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