Car interiors deposit a film of DHP ("Thalates") plasticizer from the PVC
fittings and seats
especially on hot days. If you do blood tests you can detect DHP in most
people's blood who live
car centric societies.
Tim Hughes
--- Wayne S <om4t@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> At 09:48 AM 4/14/2006, you wrote:
> >2. These spots look like they could be from a oily propellent.
> >are you sure that CO2 is contaminant free?
>
> From the American Recorder website:
> "A high velocity, residue free stream of gas, perfect for cleaning cameras,
> ...
> The CO2 is made in the USA from high strength, glass filled nylon. All
> internal fittings are brass and stainless steel. "
>
> This is no guarantee, but I always check the sensor after cleaning
> and don't see anything then. I'm wondering if keeping the camera in the
> hot car is the issue. It has been warm lately, and the heat may make any
> camera oil more likely to migrate?
>
> WayneS - dealing with his prat pester
>
>
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