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Re: Locked up aerosol paints, fixatives, etc.

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From: Jancy & Mike Cossin (jmcossin_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Wed Jun 02 2004 - 11:54:03 PDT

We have to lock ours in a vented non-flammable metal cabinet in the wood shop area. You might be able to do that if you have a shop. Those cabinets run about $500 - $600 and that's why we don't have one. jancy

"Hillmer, Jan" <HillmJan@Berkeleyprep.org> wrote:Maybe you can help with a question.
 
 All of the aerosol paints, fixatives, and toxic glues are stiored in a locked cabinet, about 3'x4' during the school year. Whenever I open it, the fumes are quite strong smelling. Would it be safe to leave that stuff in there during the summer? Is the stuff so flammable that it could start a fire? My classroom does get used all summer (both closets stay locked). My one option is to put it into my good sized walk-in closet, instead.
 
 Just wondering 'cause of the fumes.
 
Thanks for your input,
 
Jan
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