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Have a nylon or silicone spatula that had melted then rehardened. used it to cook with a few times in a skillet (didnt appear to melt anymore). toxic?
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Is it not toxic: The spatulas should not be toxic. I would not have any concerns.
Answered 6/19/2015
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