pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on fri 10 oct 03
Hi Susan,
If Kiln fume odors can unpleasantly effect classroom air, or
if kiln odors are there at all, your Kiln
exhaust is not properly vented, and it is not a healthy
situation...it may be a dangerous situation in fact.
Best get that matter dealt with...
Dangerous!
Please find out more about this from those on the List who
are familiar with exhaust methods and so on.
Best wishes,
Phil
Las Vegas
----- Original Message -----
From: "Susan Setley"
> I really don't want to stink up the entire studio. Do you
think sealing the
> lid would keep the fumes in? Is there any chance the lid
would get blown off as
> it heated? The saggar wouldn't be glazed, of course, and I
would use grogged
> clay... would that be enough?
Susan Setley on fri 10 oct 03
In a message dated 10/10/03 4:16:47 PM, pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET writes:
<< Hi Susan,
If Kiln fume odors can unpleasantly effect classroom air, or
if kiln odors are there at all, your Kiln
exhaust is not properly vented, and it is not a healthy
situation...it may be a dangerous situation in fact.
Best get that matter dealt with...
Dangerous! >>
Whoa...
I did not say it WOULD happen -- I asked if it would happen. I'm sure it will
vent out. Thanks.
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