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> recent literature searches have put me off a bit, given that brittle ceramic blades like Zirconium oxide shed sharp microparticles that I doubt are good for t
by NooneAtAll3 2y ago
> recent literature searches have put me off a bit, given that brittle ceramic blades like Zirconium oxide shed sharp microparticles that I doubt are good for the ingester
so you fear harmful microparticles, so instead you suggest something normal, like
> steel blade overcoated with a thin Teflon layer
eh?? isn't teflon that scary(tm) substance you must never scratch off your pan or you'll poison yourself?
how's that any better than zirconium?
- try_the_bass 2y agoI think that's just for comparison, and not an endorsement of its use.
- squilliam 2y agoTeflon is biologically inert. It's the stuff they use to make it stick to the knife/pan that you need to worry about.