eight32

sorry, don't know where to put this... I'm trying to figure out which would be healthier - teflon or silicone - to use for pressing??? I'm afraid of fumes from either of them... especially with a baby in the house. what other alternatives are there? some sort of paper? cloth???

 

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Artsy_Marissa

i believe you can use bakery parchment paper.

 

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Girlzndollz

I use teflon and never have fumes. Best regards.

 

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plan b

Here is the thing, teflon doesn't fume, the spongee bottom part of your heat press is silicone foam, so you shouldn't get smoke or fumes from any of that, but some materials will send off fumes when you apply heat to them.

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catch4free

Quote: Originally Posted by plan b Here is the thing, teflon doesn't fume, the spongee bottom part of your heat press is silicone foam, so you shouldn't get smoke or fumes from any of that, but some materials will send off fumes when you apply heat to them.

which materials will send off fumes that are dangerous

I recently completed an order of plastisol transfers a day ago and the fumes got pretty bad(dangerous). I was in a fairly good ventilated area.

 

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badalou

Quote: Originally Posted by catch4free which materials will send off fumes that are dangerous I recently completed an order of plastisol transfers a day ago and the fumes got pretty bad(dangerous). I was in a fairly good ventilated area.

Wow, who's were they. I never had fumes from any plastisol transfers

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