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Old May 19th 04, 04:35 PM
Charles Spitzer
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Default Lead weights for plants

lead is absorbed via breathing or ingestion. it isn't absorbed through the
skin unless you have a break in the skin.

"Sir Douglas Cook" wrote in message
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That is true, some added information on lead.
Some Stain Glass workers use gloves as
the lead can be absorbed through the skin.

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k.net...


"Crusader" wrote in message
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| Isn`t the lead a poison?
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This topic has been gone through pretty heavily here, and the
concensus generally reached is that it doesn't break down in
freshwater at a high enough rate to cause a problem. But Red should
avoid eating the lead during his project.g






 




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