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Originally Posted by Sharon Knettell
. . . I grabbed her screaming and hissing and dunked her into the bathtub . . . If I need it I use it. I do not eat it.
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Precisely the point. Once it's mulled into paint, you really have to be oblivious and incredibly careless for even the most toxic pigments to affect you. In the dry state, that's another problem entirely. Back to Naples yellow, yes, other pigments in combination can
approximate the color, but there's more to lead antimonate and its variants as pigments than
just color.
RE/ the cat, ha ha ha ha! Sharon, you deserve a purple heart for that one! We once had a cat who was completely resistant to bathing. She was small. She was sweet tempered. She had the power and the attitude of a Bengal tiger in the bathtub. I gave up!