Is Boracare safe to use in kitchen
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It only works on raw wood that has no paint etc on it. Your drywall then goes over it. So then it is not in contact with you or your food at all. The product has no odor/fumes so nothing to offend.
1182481
I would ONLY use it in the under the sink cabinet - not around dishes or food products unless in jars or cans, and then wipe them off. All pesticides are toxic why risk getting some sort of reaction.
1681429
yes. its safe. just make sure you clean the glass really well.been almost a year and the effects r still there
1766948
I have owned several of these exact sinks over 10 years and the only thing i have not used regularly is bleach. I use bar keepers friend to clean our sinks, and am not aware of any products to avoid. You might want to email Blanco customer service directly to be sure, but these sinks are pretty indestructible.
879652
They use Boric Acid as a flame retardant. It is in the product description.
2272616
It is as harsh as any chemical. It's work very well for the purpose of cleaning. You need to rinse of this product very well before use your pot and pan for cooking. I don't think it's more dangerous than other cleaning product.
1397736
Yes, it's safe. I have several, and put them in the dishwasher all the time.
981764
I use it in mine and have not had any problems. I make a mix of soda, borax, nappa soap, and non-chlorine dry bleach. This seems to clean really well.
1037878
Yes, I have always found it to be safe to use on non stick cooking surfaces. Cleans my glass top stove beautifully.
1384004
yes. it is safe to use around food ((to get ride of pests I put it on shelves in food cabinet), pets, and kids. diatomaceous earth is just crushed shells with no pesticides that cut up the insides of pests and are too small if ingested by pets and kids to do damage. I have never had pets that ingested any but it did get ride of grain bugs and ants as well as silverfish and cockroaches without hurting my cats. I only use it inside because my cats are indoor and I use regular pesticide outside. I recommend it for indoor food cabinets especially.
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I have a white cooktop on my stove and I have always kept it looking like new with Cerama Bryte liquid and also the scraper and small cleaning pads and I LOVE The way they keep my stove looking without any scrubbing to speak of! I have never let it get a lot of crud on it but think perhaps the using the scraper along with the Cerama Bryte cleanser you might be able to get the crud off. I think it would be worth a try anyway. Good Luck!
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I can't tell you for sure, since I have never scratched my cooktop. I suspect Cerama Bryte would not remove scratches, but that might depend on the depth of the scratch. It seems to have a very mild abrasive in the cleanser. The best analogy I could use would be auto rubbing compound. That kind of compound will remove shallow blemishes, but not deep scratches. I suspect Cerama Bryte would work the same way. Again, though, my cooktop has never been scratched, so I can't respond with any certainty.
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No there are no particular precautions needed. The small amount of borax, the active ingredient, is not dangerous to a human in such small doses. In fact borax is used in some cosmetics, tooth whitening formulations, water softening, laundry detergents, etc. The other main ingredient is a sugar to attract the ants so the only real concern is keeping the trap out of the reach of young children so they don't eat all your traps requiring you to buy more to get the job done... an annoyance, not a danger.
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Nick, Not that I know about. The product is labeled for use for "remedial control" and thats about as good as it will be. If you need something "more", go with Boracare. It will penetrate the wood (by design) so if you have an established problem already, the Boracare is the way to go. That being said, if you're only wanting to protect the wood against problems and currently don't have anything specific to control, Timbor will suffice and is a good place to start.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
1006828
I've been using this for 6 months on my glass-ceramic top stove and have had no problems. The literature that came with the pan indicates that it is safe for these type of stoves.
1904349
I hope to get this bench and what I will use is the same nontoxic mixture I use on my wooden plates and bowls for kitchen use: a mixture of beeswax and coconut oil. Simply melt the beeswax in a double boiler and then stir in coconut oil. Less coconut oil for a "harder" final wax or more coconut oil for a "softer" wax. If you don't want to make it yourself there is a company that sells artisan wooden kitchen spoons and things that sells this for the wood utensils they sell: http://www.woodspoon.com/spoon-care/
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I am sure it is safe. However, I, after each time getting it empty I soak it in the sink with water and "Comet", and I hand-scrub it. Of course I use the liners for inside which I also buy on line at Amazon.