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kdude
(@kdude)
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How dangerous IPA really is?

Hi,

I would love to know what do you guys think about how dangerous IPA really is. My room is not well ventillated but still decent when I open the window a bit. What worries me the most is the risk of combustion of the fumes. I live in Canada so it is a bit cold, I thus need a warmer or my resin wont work if the window is open. I was wondering if the fumes from the IPA when I work with it to clean my tools, or when I transfill it in and out of the CW1 tank could get ignited by the warmer. I read it need 2% of IPA in the air to ignite but how much that really is? Would I pass out even before that threshold?

Thanks,

Simon

Opublikowany : 02/03/2020 4:21 pm
David T.
(@david-t)
Noble Member
RE: How dangerous IPA really is?

You should be far more worried about smell from the resin itself.

Any air cleaner with active carbon filter can absorb IPA fumes very effectively.

Opublikowany : 05/03/2020 8:46 am
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