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Sibshopsreply
feddit.cl

The real reason is because they are delicious and big Carbon-based food industry doesn't want you to know about this.

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touristreply
lemmy.world

I already have an upset stomach

can I sell the new one it gives me

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lemmy.ml

I don't get it.

Why isn't everything labeled "do not eat" then? Why just these packets?

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Cethinreply
lemmy.zip

Presumably because they're often included in things you're meant to consume. Someone who has never encountered them may think they're part of the product. It's obvious to all of us, because we've experienced them all our lives, but that won't be true for everyone.

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Such as instant noodle packs. There's 1-3 similar packs with spices and sauce you're supposed to open and pour on the noodles, but this pack is not meant to be eaten

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lemmy.ml

I get these things in boxes of steel fasteners for the welding press I operate in a factory.

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Cethinreply

They aren't making them specifically for food. They make one type that anyone who needs it buys. It needs the message for when it's used with food, but that doesn't mean it's only ever used with food.

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You never get small snack packets with your steel fasteners?

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sopuli.xyz

Putting those silica gel packets in your tool box or whatever does nothing. Once they get to you, they've absorbed all they gonna absorb.

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nomadreply
infosec.pub

You can just bake them to reset them.

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sopuli.xyz

I suppose useful if you plan to trap them in a sealed, packaged environment, but not for just tossing about.

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saw the chubbyemu video on this. the only danger is causing obstruction to your gut, since SiO2 isnt really reactive.

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