Guest guest Posted April 12, 2007 Report Share Posted April 12, 2007 Is it? Would it be wise to buy a piece of furniture made of glass and metal or entirely of glass, considering it would be exposed to powerful mycotoxins that easily contaminate wood (often permanently)? As far as I know, glass is considered nonporous, but I remember having one glass for water that got contaminated with one previos (and weaker) mycotoxin. I just could not decontaminate it no matter what and how much I washed it. Quite odd. My tolerance to this newest toxin is getting near its end. The neurological effects are terrible. Despite having experince with various mycotoxins for 15 years or so, this one's left me utterly perplexed. Even the smallest quantity can wreack major havoc. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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