GloomyElk
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If one were to get coke that had been washed with both acetone and chloroform, and then use that coke to make crack using baking soda and water, would there be an existing inhalation risk attributed to the acetone and/or chloroform after it had been cooked?
Have been noticing some bad headaches after usage with this product, even days after it has had a chance to breathe to give the solvents the opportunity to evaporate. Obviously it could be something completely unrelated to those two solvents, but figured I would start by asking that. Anyone have experience cooking rocks after these washes, and felt anything like that before?
Have been noticing some bad headaches after usage with this product, even days after it has had a chance to breathe to give the solvents the opportunity to evaporate. Obviously it could be something completely unrelated to those two solvents, but figured I would start by asking that. Anyone have experience cooking rocks after these washes, and felt anything like that before?