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Good analysis. That said, this is one of those things where, yeah, if I soldered more than a few times a year, I'd probably worry about it. As it is, cumulative
by throwanem 7y ago
Good analysis. That said, this is one of those things where, yeah, if I soldered more than a few times a year, I'd probably worry about it. As it is, cumulatively speaking I probably breathe in more hazardous crap when I'm driving than when I'm soldering with a fan blowing the smoke away from my face.
- 3fe9a03ccd14ca5 7y agoLeaded solder just way easier to work with, unfortunately. I agree. I’ll stick with it because some simple precautions make just about every “danger” involved moot.
- exmadscientist 7y agoWASH YOUR HANDS. It's the most important thing to do! Both lead and coronavirus hate it!
- weinzierl 7y agoThis and don't eat, drink or smoke in the lab. I remember my material sciences professor relating the story that blood lead levels for a certain group of pieceworkers dropped considerably when they banned smoking at the workplace.