Tubor
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Nyogel isn't corrosive or toxic is it? I was just wondering as I've noticed it's UV reactive and have it on my fingers and it seems to be getting around. 
Nyogel non-toxic?
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Illum
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I use 760G, but I'm pretty sure they are all alike in proprietary value
well according to the MSDS for 760G from Nye :
Personal experience:
prolonged skin contact yields minimal discomfort, don't intend to try this in the eyes.
no fumes I know of, does not give off vapor at mildly warm temperatures
a good dab of this works better than coconut oil if your looking for a laxative....
wash throughly after you lube your lights, since its of moderate viscosity it wont come off completely unless you scrub with soap
EDIT: on a side note, Nyogel 760G is considered a "copper deactivator and UV tracer" for some reason.
well according to the MSDS for 760G from Nye :
Personal experience:
prolonged skin contact yields minimal discomfort, don't intend to try this in the eyes.
no fumes I know of, does not give off vapor at mildly warm temperatures
a good dab of this works better than coconut oil if your looking for a laxative....
wash throughly after you lube your lights, since its of moderate viscosity it wont come off completely unless you scrub with soap
EDIT: on a side note, Nyogel 760G is considered a "copper deactivator and UV tracer" for some reason.
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Tubor
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Thanks! I'll be more careful with it in the future but no harm done me thinks.
NA8
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Just about everything is annoying these days. I was doing some browsing once looking for info on dishwashing liquid. Some were supposed to scratch CDs or some such thing because of little beads they put in them. Whatever, never found a good answer about all that, but apparently the maker of some soap I was using said you had to cap the bottle or the fumes were BAD for you. Got a kick out of that. It was on the website, but not the label.
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Illum
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you wash your CDs in the dishwasher?:candle:
I wouldn't even wash my rock collection in the dishwasher, let alone my dishes.....but CDs?
I wouldn't even wash my rock collection in the dishwasher, let alone my dishes.....but CDs?
DM51
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LOL. Rock collection? What bands? Or do you mean real rocks?
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Nah, it's dishwashing liquid. Remember when your mother used to wash dishes at the sink ?
Illum
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heh
various rocks collected from places....everywhere from the washed up "sponge" rocks near our coastline to the minerals found in Shenandoah, NC to the various shapes and sizes found in freshwater rivers from New Brunswick, Canada...yeah, the security was looking at me in a very odd way since I had close to 10 pounds of rocks in my luggage:nana:
Nah, it's dishwashing liquid. Remember when your mother used to wash dishes at the sink ?
mom never stopped...neither did I
JohnnyDeep
Newly Enlightened
Nye manufactures all kinds of lubricants including several under the Nyogel brand name, with different toxicity.
Data sheets available here:
http://www.nyelubricants.com/
Data sheets available here:
http://www.nyelubricants.com/
