Astralking
Rising Star
Just out of curiousity, if i was evaporating my naptha in a room where i spent most of my time could the fumes do much in terms of damage? if i had 3 evaporating at once that is
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and definetly taken on board but would just like to know the effects of the fumes if not inhaled directly.Inhaling solvent fumes in a closed space caused SWIM to grow a penis on his forehead. He had to have it surgically removed and properly relocated on his right palm. The whole process was no fun, let along the operation costs. But other things may happen to other folk from continuous exposure to solvent fumes. It ain't the most benign thing!Astralking said:No no, thats not where i have been evaporating it. I was just checking since it would be easier. And it's not like it's going to be under my nose, it would be completley out of sight and reach. What are the actual dangers except for it catching fire? and the problem with freeze prep is you have to evap loads of it to get it saturated no?
Commets appreciated!and definetly taken on board but would just like to know the effects of the fumes if not inhaled directly.

. The only other place i can evap is pretty god damn cold this time of year, and very dirty.
Just wondered if it would be ok to do it else where but i wont. Freeze precipitation does not generate smaller yields, this must be your friend's doing something wrong. In addition, do not forget the vagueness of the term "yield". Yield and purity are reversely correlated. The purer the product the less the "yield" is, whereas the impurer the product the more the "yield" seems. If you just evaporate you'll have the spice plus the impurities. Yield will seem higher but only because of the impurities (fats, oils, other crap). Clean it up with freeze precipitation and you'll have a clean product but a smaller yield basically because the impurities got removed.Astralking said:After alot of reading i never really understand the benefits of freeze precipitation. From friends experience they seem to get generally smaller yields, and you only save 1/3 or a 1/4 of the naphtha you use.

