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chemical worries
Fri, 30 Apr 1999 08:06:20 -0400
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For those of you that have had hazardous chemical
briefings, could you help me figure out what the
safest paints to use are?
I've been using house paint because I need a lot
and want to buy in bulk (I'd be willing to pay though,
if I knew I was protecting my health). I paint in the
same apartment I sleep in, and the fumes and warning
messages on the side of the canisters are making me
nervous. Can anyone prioritize what to avoid -
'crystalline sillica', 'teflon', 'ethylene glycerol',
etc.? The only decision I feel confident in making is
to choose acrylic over oil.
Thanks,
Steve