Weird question, but my hands are oily and clammy. Is it okay to handle an SN container that's sealed air-tight and in a plastic bag?
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Swampy
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- Mar 7, 2021
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As long as you're not touching the actual SN powder it's fine. I wouldn't touch the powder regardless of how your skin is. I have some seriously sweaty hands and feet myself right now.
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- Aug 8, 2020
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The 21st century is when everything changes
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Touching a plastic container with bare hands is fine. You won't affect the SN that way. Even if your hands are damp.
