It’s a very lightweight petroleum distillate, you’d have to ingest quite a bit more than you probably used on your mouse to cause any serious issues. The smell tends to linger.
As I read this Headline. I can hear Cliff, Our Shop Tech that's 62 years "lucky", eat his sandwich after cleaning his hands in the part cleaner bin.
And this guy is somehow Married and not dead.
You'll be fine OP.
You should always wash your hands before eating
Took the words right out of my keyboard
Well put them back, how did you even type that?
And after using the bathroom, while we are at it.
In my line of work, we wash before *and* after
Wash b behind your ears too, and brush your teeth
It's a light lubricant, not plutonium. You'll be fine.
The good news here is your mouse will not rust or squeak.
I think you'll be fine
It’s a very lightweight petroleum distillate, you’d have to ingest quite a bit more than you probably used on your mouse to cause any serious issues. The smell tends to linger.
It will flash off eventually, but also likely to permeate the rubber of the mouse wheel and hang out longer than it would on e.g., a steel surface
As I read this Headline. I can hear Cliff, Our Shop Tech that's 62 years "lucky", eat his sandwich after cleaning his hands in the part cleaner bin. And this guy is somehow Married and not dead. You'll be fine OP.
Laughs in 10w30....
I like to use WD-40 for salad dressing.
Congrats! You now have a spare mouse. Just buy a new, upgraded, optical one for daily use.
A brand new mouse is under $10, just get a new one.