some of it won't be completely dry and ready to release so you'll be leaving crystals and mostly dust behind for the customer to breath.
How do you think they will actually get to breathe the encapsulated particles? Seriously. That idea is very hypothetical, and not realistic. The polymer has sufficient density to keep it grounded.
Personally, I would much rather live with encapsulated soil, than non-encapsulated soil. Wrap an onion in plastic wrap and it won't stink up the refrigerator. Same applies to soil in the carpet. Once the soil gets wrapped in plastic it becomes far less of an irritant.
Speaking of polymer dust, have you ever seen what a high-speed floor burnisher produces? There's literally a cloud of dust that gets kicked up. And that dust lands on everything in the store. Think about that the next time you bring home some broccoli from the supermarket.
Our encap polymer has been deemed safe for the environment. For example, our Bio-Encap has been certified by the EPA as safe for the environment! If the polymer that we use was not considered "safe" it never would have passed the stringent protocol of the EPA's certification.
You don't need to worry about the minuscule of amount of polymer left behind in the carpet. As mentioned, it's at the floor level. It's a far stretch of the imagination to claim it could find its way into someone's lungs. The polymer we use in
Releasit is safe for the environment. It's safe for the occupant. And it's safe for the cleaning technician.
Henny Penny the sky is NOT falling.
.......unless you turn your humor towards me.
