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I can't seem to figure this out. Some sources say yes, others say no. Some say it used to contain asbestos before the 70s, so it was, but is now okay. I guess the seeming concern is from breathing it or applying it to your genitals.
I was told by my doctor to put it on an open wound between my cleft that is failing to heal in order to dry it out and scab/heal. Should I keep doing this? Does anyone know the facts about whether or not I should get rid of this stuff?
It's not safe for ants. They breath it in, start staggering and die. It seems less toxic than many other things, but I wouldn't use it with great frequency in a way that I or a child in my care, would inhale it.
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