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| Posted on 1/30/06 at 09:22 PM | |
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| Does anyone know if there are any long term consequences from breathing in the fumes from the shirt dryer? I've got a pretty standard setup: using fruit of the loom t-shirts passing thru a brand new 8-foot infrared conveyor dryer printed with Triangle all-purpose plastisol. Shirts reach pretty standard temp of around 350-360 degrees. After printing for a few hours, I notice a kind of haze build up in the room from the fumes coming out of the dryer, even though I do have the dryer's top pipe ventilated to the outside. The haze gives me a slight headache and kind of a sore throat after awhile, so I usually open my garage doors every 2 hours or so. Any long term consequences from this? Any way to improve my setup to reduce it? | |
  
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