[Does PVA when dissolvedd in water, pollutes it ?]

 

 

 

Wikipedia says: PVA is nontoxic. It biodegrades slowly, and solutions containing up to 5% PVA are nontoxic to fish.

 

My doubt is, if I have made my print completely with PVA and dissolve it in a public water body, is that toxic

 

sorry.... but what do you want to distribute in a public water body? sounds a bit strange...

 

By mistake a print made of PVA has fallen into a water body in a park. I was worried if it pollutes the water

 

Anyway, no one consumes that water.

[Does PVA when dissolvedd in water, pollutes it ?]

 

 

Wikipedia says: PVA is nontoxic. It biodegrades slowly, and solutions containing up to 5% PVA are nontoxic to fish.

 

My doubt is, if I have made my print completely with PVA and dissolve it in a public water body, is that toxic

 

sorry.... but what do you want to distribute in a public water body? sounds a bit strange...

 

By mistake a print made of PVA has fallen into a water body in a park. I was worried if it pollutes the water

[Does PVA when dissolvedd in water, pollutes it ?]

As far as I know PVA is considered for being used with drug capsules in future...

http://www.pharmtech.com/development-pva-copolymer-capsules

 

Thanks for the information. Though I could not draw proper conclusions, it was helpful

[Does PVA when dissolvedd in water, pollutes it ?]

Wikipedia says: PVA is nontoxic. It biodegrades slowly, and solutions containing up to 5% PVA are nontoxic to fish.

 

My doubt is, if I have made my print completely with PVA and dissolve it in a public water body, is that toxic

[Does PVA when dissolvedd in water, pollutes it ?]

If I dissolve a 3D printed object made of PVA in water, does it pollute the water?