I don't know, but made sure it's food grade!
Posted by Hmm... (Member # 39308) on :
I doubt it. I think DE remains in the gastro-intestinal tract.
Posted by Edessajarrue (Member # 35310) on :
Warning!
Inhaling DE can cause fluid on the lungs. Which in turn can cause your lungs to not absorb oxygen, which could cause, uhm, death.
If you drop any and a cloud of DE wafts up, leave the room until it settles before clean up. I would think if you were to vacuum, wetting it down would be a good idea so it doesn't kick up more dust.
Thanks and Hugs!
Edessa
Posted by Cass A (Member # 11134) on :
There's a warning posted on every container of diatomaceous earth (DE) NOT TO BREATHE IT!!!
Its action with bugs and intestinal parasites is for its tiny sharp edges to shred them.