Does Non-Petroleum based toner make laser printers safer/healthier? - vegetable based inks
There was a report that I had from Queensland, Australia, the impact of particle emissions from laser printers tested health than smokers because their color. I wonder whether instead of soy ink / vegetables and / or water on the emissions to deny all together, or some other chemicals are involved, do not know me?
Monday, January 11, 2010
Vegetable Based Inks Does Non-Petroleum Based Toner Make Laser Printers Safer/healthier?
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In the morning, the color is only carbon, from the same material to scratch an oil lamp chimney. If you are ask.com and search for the emission of laser printers use (without the quotes), only received very few sources of the debate on this point. I have one that you find interesting to include. I think if you have no printers concentrated in an area (where people) and the ventilation is reasonable should not be a problem. Placement of the printer that is from my previous work experience for the local user group to which they concentrate. After reading the report, it is likely that the conclusion (like me) that this study is based on "close up and breathe deeply for 72 hours used in many of these tests.
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