what about working with chemicals
71086
If you are working with chemicals, you should use the proper protective equipment for each particular chemical. If you're working with regular household chemicals, I would suggest disposable latex gloves.
71087
I can tell you that these gloves are pretty water resilient. I wouldn't submerge your hand in any chemical compound, with these are any gloves but if you do get some chemical on them, I would try to get the chemical off quickly. I'm not sure it would cause great damage to the glove or you so don't do anything too extreme.
71088
I wouldn't use them for working with chemicals. The leather is thin and of course the stitching may allow chemicals to get through to the inside. My husband uses them for riding his motorcycle. He says they aren't really suitable for work aside of general labor type projects.
71089
I have not tried but it depends on the chemicals too. I suppose if you are cleaning kitchen with basic chemicals it won't matter. But this gloves is not really designed to be used with chemicals.
71090
I would not advise it because they are not designed for working with caustic chemicals
943370
See Adam's answer as it is excellent. I bought the product to try it and since everyone reacts a little differently to chemicals, you can choose to buy it and see how it works for you. If it doesn't work, don't buy it again. Also, check to see return policy of company you purchase from.
1676660
Call the company. Some companies use water which is safest, others use extracting chemcals
626488
No it doesn't contain any of those chemicals. You should be able to mix it in to the conditioner just fine.
1247884
They shouldn't be allowed. They can be combustible when combined with certain chemicals. I would double check though.
1478838
After you mix two chemicals totally you can mix the third; as long as they don't mix with each other without the presence of water.
1396378
You need to ask the vendor for a specific mineral content data analysis. Most companies who are providing products suggested for human consumption, lab work, or field work have this information as it is essential for control mechanisms to be in place while using the product. My application is much simpler, it is a filler and as such the chemistry is not an important component. My suggestions is to ask the provider for the MSDS (material safety data sheet) and or just pose your specific compounding question to the vendor.
514656
All your really buying in the kit are the chemicals the rest of the kit has very little value and is thrown away when your done since you can't really use it again. So to answer your question no, you need a new guy and tips and that is all that is really in the kit.
1727111
As long as the acid did not damage the contacts or the components within the unit it should work.
2281409
I have used mine with all kinds of chemicals, except bleach based. You want to make sure that you do not breathe in these chemicals, since these particles are very fine mist, and can be inhaled into the lungs easily. I absolutely love my machine, and it works well for most applications.
977072
No, it is a lubricant, there are no harsh chemicals that should be affected by plastic.
5727
Unfortunately not, but it is the chemical which is used on a regular basis to assure water quality. Just browse the Internet you will find plenty of info on the other chemicals you need to use.
2257505
This is a pretty strong chemical, so I would not use on that side. I definitely like this product.
303193
I really don't know if it is treated with chemicals, perhaps that is a question for the manufacturer?
1116996
It's "cumbersome", and no, they will not likely stand up to the use of chemicals. You will have to put up with gloves designed for chemical resistance. Sorry.
1593702
I didnt try that but I'd imagine so. You need the second part chemicak too. Stan
826985
sorry I'm not a chemist or a researcher for cosmetics and therefore can't help you in that depth. All I know it works. thanks Ella.