Its just differently toxic. Acrylate monomer can give you the joy of cancer or physical toxicity.
Here’s what happens when you drink isopropanol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMSgoppbXiU
The thing about IPA is that if you smell it you’re getting a dose of it. That goes to your liver causing damage to it.
Here’s some of what happens if you inhale MMA during a pedicure session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVhjt8Pf6oI
Yeah both things are bad news.
Alcohol costs money and the vapors are toxic. You can get cirrhosis from inhaling that.
Thats the “put the residues outside in the sun”. The part that helps a lot is the part where you don’t need alcohol to wash your parts. Simply neutralize and toss the support out in the regular trash. The neutralized waster is pretty simple, just leave it out in the sun and wait for the water to evaporate and the acrylate to cure.
Get the water based stuff and then just put the residues outside in the sun. Also take your parts and finish the curing after washing them. You can use regular hand washing soap to wash the parts. Also before touching the part add soap to your gloves.
It’s not their fault that salmon are too conductive. Maybe if that DFMEA had been truly thought through, maybe things would be fine…
Failure mode: Short circuit
Effect: starts huge multi state fire causing millions to lose power and their homes and belongings.
Cause: very conductive fish placed across power lines.
Occurrence: never but maybe one day.
Severity: holyshitballs Batman! Bad.
Detection: balls chopped off 3 times over with no anesthesia sort of detection. You will know as soon as the fish fries.
Mitigation: never place a wet conductive fish across power lines god damn it! Put Bob and Roscoe in Jail preemptively.
Shit is that my computer’s rear end? I haven’t looked in there for years! There could be intelligent rats back there pretending to be AI.
Do some clams go to hell for dirty thoughts?
You’re probably thinking ew! Who would ever want that? They must have worked hard on the marketing side!
Well there was nothing better and everyone had a TV. So they had normal TV commercials for it.
Fluffy! No! It’s Aunt Marlin again!