What I’m saying is that the danger ranges from a few drops killing on contact - to - just the fumes given off killing you — all of which is dependent on the concentration. And when people get into their own mixing - then you’re talking about the “killing concentrations”.
I decided I wanted nothing to do with it - as I said in my previous post.
And what I’m pointing out is that due to the way fumes work the fumes WON’T kill you. If the fumes were enough to kill you smoking would do it, because guess that that is: fumes. No people doing their own mixing aren’t talking about killing concentrations, especially NOT at the fumes level. Once it goes fumes the concentration drops dramatically, because it doesn’t all boil at the same time and you’re spreading the same number of molecules over a much higher volume (the whole 1cc of water becomes a lot more than 1cc of steam thing we should all remember from high school).
I don’t care if you want to play with it or not, but when you start saying people shouldn’t play with it because you’re very bad at basic science I’m going to point out that you’re very bad at basic science.