Lili Krakowski on thu 23 mar 06
Years ago I read of using a soldering iron to cut foam rubber for stamps,
So I tried it. Instantly the smoke and stench knocked my socks off...Sock
being costly these days I called the POISON CONTROL NUMBER.
In NY State, at least, the PC people are wonderful. I always tell them
straight off this is not an emergency...and they are very informative.
About the foam they said: OH NO!
MORAL: Please. Before you try something new involving anything "chemical"
check, check, check. The time to check is BEFORE.
Lili Krakowski
Be of good courage
Susan P on sun 26 mar 06
A friend of mine tried it in college - kept going and actually got chemical
burns up her wrists!!
On 3/23/06, Lili Krakowski wrote:
>
> Years ago I read of using a soldering iron to cut foam rubber for stamps=
,
> So I tried it. Instantly the smoke and stench knocked my socks
> off...Sock
> being costly these days I called the POISON CONTROL NUMBER.
>
> In NY State, at least, the PC people are wonderful. I always tell them
> straight off this is not an emergency...and they are very informative.
> About the foam they said: OH NO!
>
>
> MORAL: Please. Before you try something new involving anything
> "chemical"
> check, check, check. The time to check is BEFORE.
>
>
>
> Lili Krakowski
>
> Be of good courage
>
>
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