I know you prefer to hear from Ode, but I'm going to chip in regardless, and no respect or rudeness either, just plain speak.
There is a myriad of 'stuff' which will/can kill us, or we succumb to illness as we age, can't get away from that, we are born, live our lives, and then we kark it, it's that simple. I take my EIS in a plastic 'pump' drinking bottle in the car, and can sit on the back seat of the car for hours while travelling in the heat of the summer, going away and coming back home, nothing happens, if anything, it might changed a little 'yellowish', and I said it 'might', but it is still completely transparent liquid? I make my stuff under 2 fluorescent lights in the kitchen, nothing happens to my product. I cook toast in the morning whilst production, and again, nothing happens. It seems to me many people get too scared about almost anything/everything today, we can't get away from that. Unless we live/have a laboratory controlled environment, with suitable equipment, we just do what we can, we are simply 'amateur' scientists for our own benefit. People get too carried away with what 'can' kill us, due to the fact there are millions of other ways 'stuff' in the atmosphere and what we consume could kill us, or we can succumb to some medical condition for whatever reason, it's called 'aging'. The sand in my hour glass is rapidly accumulating more on the bottom than on top, to that end I don't worry too much about the million ways the Capitalist system is killing me. I do what I can and to hell with anything else. You know the old saying..."we are here for a good time, not a long time" <g>. N. ________________________________ From: Jean Baugh <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, 15 January 2018 6:23 AM To: [email protected] Subject: CS>One more question please Hi Ode, I’m certainly impressed; how about anyone else? The only reason for my question was, I have a long fluorescent bulb in the room where I make the CS. Since the sun is bad for CS, I just wondered if I should move the CS, away from any light. Thank you, Jean *******************
