Common misconception that the coating itself is the problem. The manufacturing of the coating is bad, when it’s on there you can digest the flakes and they don’t do anything. That’s kinda the point of them, being inert. Correct me if I misunderstood this!
I am always wondering about that … It says alumina which is afaik a precursor to aluminum. Doesn’t make it safe but not automatically hazardous. I am a chemistry noob so take this with a grain of salt. Speaking of salt: NaCl is table salt, Na or Cl will kill you. Tricky! Does anybody want to shed some light if this is something to consider regarding alumina?
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No argument there, rub two things together and there is going to be debris of some kind.
The thing you said about the body reacting to and not with the particles got me thinking. You are absolutely right about that since asbestos causes exactly the same problem by not being degraded. It is safe to assume PTFE creates a similar effect.