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![]() "rickman" wrote in message ... The PCB is not really that toxic. The problem is that it almost does not break down and gets into the food chain. You can touch it and even get a small ammount in your mouth without any harm to you. I don't mean drink it, but say you get some on your hand and lick a drop or two off your finger. Wow! What is your basis for saying that? Are you trying to say if it doesn't kill you outright there is no danger? PCB is often talked about like a few drops will kill you. Many things around the house are much more toxic. Look at all the dangers listed on the drugs they advertise on the TV. While we don't want the PCP oil to get into the food chain, some tree huggers just jumped on that and tried to make it sound like it would kill you or cause brain damage or some such junk as that. While it will do that, it takes more than a few drops and not many people are going to just drink a glass of it. |
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