Do you feel somber and indifferent after it lands on you?
--
Martin K

Cris Wilson wrote:
> And even after the washes, if I have to solder near a Lithium spill
> I wear glass safety glasses, welding gloves, and a long sleeve shirt.
> The stuff feels like molten solder when it lands on you while it's
> still burning. It's not likely to lit anything on fire, but you
> will probably drop your soldering iron in your lap and get a worse
> burn from that - in a place you don't really want to be burned.
>
> So the final point is, remove as much of the lithium junk from
> the board as possible before soldering, be ready for the popping
> noise and sparks, and where long sleeves.
>   

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