Is this the 1950's again?

[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by monster

I wonder if the health concern was ingestion or just contact?

I don't think it's a problem unless it's heated, like in a microwave oven, and leaches chemicals into the food. Actually the wrap doesn't heat as much as the hot food, especially grease, gets hot and heats the wrap.
Cold contact shouldn't be a problem, but I wouldn't eat it.

Sorry you're affected by the Pfizer massacre.

And never heard septic used in that context, interesting.

[monster]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

Sorry you're affected by the Pfizer massacre.

thanks, although the effect on us personally is indirect -it affects our friends, schools, community......

beest work in the automotive industry ...which isn't exactly a stroll in the park right now, either

You find "septic" used a lot on expat bulletin boards -often in intros (Hi, i'm John, just moved here, wife's a septic....) and tongue-in-cheek sweeping generalizations (like mine). People who move here and find themselves with septic tanks instead of regular sewers also seem particularly enamored of the phrase ...can't think why (pretty much all UK homes have city sewers, perhaps it seems a little foreign)

And then there are those who spell it sceptic......