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I wouldn't go around licking the blades, but yes, they are safe AFAIK.
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Last time i was in Yogya i was surprised that in the Market there was not orange/pink warangan but arsenic white dust. To my answer the seller told me that the warangan price was too hight so he changed with chimic arenic. At home i used it with nice exit
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I have been using laboratory quality arsenic trioxide for a very long time, and it produces a beautiful result.
But it must be lab quality. The cheaper stuff---I think its called "commercial quality" --- can produce some very peculiar colours on a blade. |
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Of course i am not a good warangan user...but i must say that the Beringhario's seller (mr. Dullah) dad reason about the power of chimic white dust
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