Can you use jb weld on cooking equipment?
like on a coffee maker where on earth the epoxy contacts the coffee? i want to epoxy a percolator for camping but i dont wanna poison myself..... or any other suggestions for a route to fix the leaks as the metal is to thin to weld...
Answers:
it should say on the tube wether or not it would be dangerous. it shouldnt hurt you, but if you cant find it on the tube, i would suggest replacing the broken cog
I actually heard, one time, on a commercial for JB Weld, that a dentist have actually filled several cavity in his own mouth, with JB. I consider, if I recall, that he had also made and used a bridge beside a couple of teeth formed entirely of JB as well. If it didn't hurt him I don't think it will do any spoil on a pot.
According to their pattern site JB Weld is non toxic, not a carcinogen, microwave safe and not water soluble. It should work and be nontoxic.
DON'T use jb weld on any cookware! It's a risk.
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Answers:
it should say on the tube wether or not it would be dangerous. it shouldnt hurt you, but if you cant find it on the tube, i would suggest replacing the broken cog
I actually heard, one time, on a commercial for JB Weld, that a dentist have actually filled several cavity in his own mouth, with JB. I consider, if I recall, that he had also made and used a bridge beside a couple of teeth formed entirely of JB as well. If it didn't hurt him I don't think it will do any spoil on a pot.
According to their pattern site JB Weld is non toxic, not a carcinogen, microwave safe and not water soluble. It should work and be nontoxic.
DON'T use jb weld on any cookware! It's a risk.
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