Xrayjay.....post a link to an sds for the remedy x cleaner from valentino bowling in your sig.
charlest.....you better stop drinking tap water then because the chemicals used to treat it are toxic.
Why? if you're interested to know, you can look it up. If it's not available.... then here's a rule of thumb we take in the medical field. Every patient we see is contagious with a disease until r/o. we treat them with respect and put our hearts and efforts to care for them. but at the same time, we need to protect ourselves and our family. When I worked in Trauma level 1, ICU's, and around blood clean or dirty... I never wear my shoes from work home or to the bowling alley. They stay in the back of my truck in a box. Just to be safe. And with any cleaner, I just want to be on the safe side. If you see what I see in the hospitals and the risk we medical staff put ourselves into, you'd think differently. Nothing wrong about being safe. it's not being ignorant. you're thinking is actually ignorant to some extent.
Basically it's this too. It's up to the individual to do whatever he/she/shim feels like doing when handling any chemicals, or drinking from the tap. I'm just sharing my limited knowledge and what I have experienced with different liquids and the medical and non medical in-service training with chemicals from past employment. And Formaldehyde, it's used to clean reusable dialyzers and dialysis machines. That's one usage. Go into a morgue and your eyes may burn at first, it's a mix of embalming chemicals.
Ignorant? if one doesn't know the "dosage" of certain chemicals, even more to be cautious. Not full metal geared up, but have common sense. it's like washing your hands before every meal. it's that simple. and the choice is ours to make.
