how toxic is this stuff?
1520522
Toxic enough to make the snake not want to come back in the shop. The smell goes away after a couple of days. I don't remember what they say the ingredients are, but it smells like moth balls, just like my grandmother's closet! Anyway, it works.
1520523
Be careful, do not use this by children or animals! It smells just like crushed moth balls which is very toxic - my nasal passages are burning! There is a natural snake repellent - this is not it!
1520524
It smells like Moth Balls. I would not feel comfortable having pets around it.
1520525
I am unsure of the level of toxicity but I believe the sulfa odor repells the snakes. My dogs show no signs of adverse reaction to the repellent. I would advise you to wear gloves while handling this product.
1358391
I would say definitely not. You never want to put chemicals like this near your eyes.
810221
David, it would be effective in reducing sound, and i'm pretty sure it is non toxic as it is used in car doors, floorboards, and ceilings (its sticky rubber on one side, and aluminum on the other. But i think that it woukd be too expensive to do even one wall at home. I'd look into other alternatives for home use ...
2116516
Hmm. Great question. Nope. There is no information as to toxicity on the label. As this plastic seems to be infinitely remold-able I doubt that there is any out-gassing happening. The product is not soluble in the human body. The only danger I can see would be of choking/blockage so I would not want to swallow a hot/warm glob of this product. Children need to be supervised when using ThermoMorph due to the high temperature needed to mold the product.
2001995
oh yea. this is the best most toxic you can still buy. make sure you use gloves and respirator. and use it out doors. poor in a can or plastic cup and use 3" cheap paint brush. coat liberally . wont take but couple minutes for it to wrinkle the paint . hose off with water. be very carful not to let any get on you or anything near it. this stuff is strong. don't breath vapors. cant believe they still sell it actually. store it in cool place. direct sun light sets this stuff off. after first coat. and rinse , you might need to re coat any minor spots. keep it away from your cars. Its worse than acid. does exactly what its suppose to. used it in autobody all my life. good luck. oh yea. this is the best most toxic you can still buy. make sure you use gloves and respirator. and use it out doors. poor in a can or plastic cup and use 3" cheap paint brush. coat liberally . wont take but couple minutes for it to wrinkle the paint . hose off with water. be very carful not to let any get on you or anything near it. this stuff is strong. don't breath vapors. cant believe they still sell it actually. store it in cool place. direct sun light sets this stuff off. after first coat. and rinse , you might need to re coat any minor spots. keep it away from your cars. Its... » Read More oh yea. this is the best most toxic you can still buy. make sure you use gloves and respirator. and use it out doors. poor in a can or plastic cup and use 3" cheap paint brush. coat liberally . wont take but couple minutes for it to wrinkle the paint . hose off with water. be very carful not to let any get on you or anything near it. this stuff is strong. don't breath vapors. cant believe they still sell it actually. store it in cool place. direct sun light sets this stuff off. after first coat. and rinse , you might need to re coat any minor spots. keep it away from your cars. Its worse than acid. does exactly what its suppose to. used it in autobody all my life. good luck. « Show Less
1233111
Reading the ingredient label, I see no toxins listed and it is safe to use around children and pets, as stated on label. Hope this helps
1348233
Canada considers it toxic - http://www.ewg.org/skindeep/ingredient/705315/PROPYLENE_GLYCOL/#I was just going to order a bunch, but now I won't. Thanks, Douglass for pointing it out!
549822
I'm not sure if the paint is toxic or not, however I believe it wouldn't be toxic. Plus, my baby licked, chewed, & any other possible way she could get it in her mouth & she is perfectly fine. I wouldn't worry about it it is a babies toy for goodness sake
1725649
Teflon is non toxic. You can eat the stuff. It is one of the most inert materials there is.
269394
That is exactly what I used it for. This paint is designed for school children. So it is non-toxic, even if accidentally consumed orally.
1900609
I've never experienced an issue with this product. I have pets in the house and nothing has happened. I don't believe these are toxic.
486124
It is self-contained. I was going to trash it. I do not know toxicity though sorry.
1281326
Possibly I haven't thought of that . I bought 4 spiders. It is non toxic. So it may be ok.
1261720
I have no idea. I could test them on my cat if you'd like. I'm pretty sure there are non-toxic.
749172
It is not approved by FDA, for that type of use, so I suspect it would be toxic. Perhaps a Google search for an FDA approved wood oil
2082694
This stuff makes me violently ill. I have tried to contact the company and was dismissed. It is the only cleaning product that has ever affected me like this. I start coughing, my throat swells, and starts producing a TON of mucus, and then I cough continuously until every particle is coughed up, and sometimes it makes vomit. Even from a distance, or outdoors, this happens, and most of the time I don't even smell it until I start to get ill. Considering the violence of the reaction, and that they won't even discuss it, I can't recommend using the product around humans or animals.
994231
It's safe and non-toxic and it cleans great. But I would check with your local health department first. The manufacturer could probably email you a MSDS (material safety data sheet) to submit to your agency.