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I use ad markers and sharpies for an art class. i noticed the smell very strong. both say non-toxic but smell can be overpowering. worry about health?
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No worry: I wouldn't worry about short exposures to markers. Just don't actively put them in your nose and sniff them.
Answered 1/19/2014
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