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is sawing/cutting plastic dangerous? - Reykjavik - 11-06-2011
does it contain something that would be toxic if cut open or something?
RE: is sawing/cutting plastic dangerous? - Xuanson - 11-07-2011
No, its not toxic if you cut it open. But don't breathe in the powder or contents flicking out.
But also, never ever burn plastic, its very toxic. Just a precaution.
RE: is sawing/cutting plastic dangerous? - Radix - 11-11-2011
The only way it would be dangerous is if you melted it and breathed the fumes off of it. That would be toxic.
RE: is sawing/cutting plastic dangerous? - Represent - 11-11-2011
I don't think so, I think if you simply cut it with a saw, no fumes or acid would be released. What kind of object are we talking about though?
RE: is sawing/cutting plastic dangerous? - Caffeine - 11-15-2011
I'm curious, what exactly are you attempting to do? =P
RE: is sawing/cutting plastic dangerous? - TalishHF - 11-16-2011
Yeh I wanna know what your doing haha
RE: is sawing/cutting plastic dangerous? - byArt - 11-17-2011
If yyou are afraid of breathing something toxic in, wear a mask or something. With all of the plastic shavings, just scoop them up and put them in the garbage.
RE: is sawing/cutting plastic dangerous? - kebralt - 11-20-2011
Or just tie a rag around your face or something to that effect. I agree with the above posts though. Don't melt it because the fumes can cause serious problems.
RE: is sawing/cutting plastic dangerous? - Alexbit - 11-22-2011
The use of water early in the morning is more beneficial for your body,.....its true water diet is useful for weight lose,..
RE: is sawing/cutting plastic dangerous? - milopeach - 11-22-2011
Most modern 'plastics' created today are not toxic in anyway, You may even find a 'non-toxic' label visible somewhere. Although, some 'plastics' can harm when damage - These will not be found inside ANY household appliances or anything without a warning label.
Fun Fact: The first 'plastic' ever made was Bakelite.
I emphasize 'plastic' as the correct term is 'Polymer'.