I'm no on #1 but for #2 I'll use plenty of ventilation. Thanks for the
warning.
-Bob
On 09/17/2016 03:44 AM, Uwe Klein wrote:
Am 17.09.2016 um 02:41 schrieb Rick Dickinson:
I used to love "trike" for de-fluxing solder joints. It worked extremely
well, in small quantities. The stuff that's available now is nowhere
near as effective, and you end up using three or four times as much.
The Institute I worked for as a contractor had a rush of lung cancer cases in the 90ties.
Seemingly all the workshop technicians that
1: were heavy smokers and
2: used solvents freely to clean experiment
( mechanic, electronic) components
3: invariably 1 and 2 together :-)
Organic solvents processed via low temp burning are really perfect in that respect. InstaCancer.
Uwe
