Right, I've been meaning to ask about this for some time, and hopefully for those of you who use clearo's this might help.
Is there any danger inherent to coating your clearo's in pva glue? I usually run a bead around the base of my new clearo's and over any cracks on the sides as a preliminary means of limiting both cracking and leaking; I find that the glue works far better than my previous attempts with tape (which slows any leaks but ends up harbouring a ton of liquid in amongst its tape-y folds), and I'm slightly worried that the liquid might dissolve some of the pva on the outside.
I remember that when I was in school there were a few glue eaters (and yes, I remember trying some myself. Rather bitter.) and they didn't seem to suffer any side effects. I imagine that it's safe to keep doing this but does anyone have a better suggestion? I've thought about sealing my clearo's with super glue but once again, I'd imagine it as even less benign-seeming than pva.
Is there any danger inherent to coating your clearo's in pva glue? I usually run a bead around the base of my new clearo's and over any cracks on the sides as a preliminary means of limiting both cracking and leaking; I find that the glue works far better than my previous attempts with tape (which slows any leaks but ends up harbouring a ton of liquid in amongst its tape-y folds), and I'm slightly worried that the liquid might dissolve some of the pva on the outside.
I remember that when I was in school there were a few glue eaters (and yes, I remember trying some myself. Rather bitter.) and they didn't seem to suffer any side effects. I imagine that it's safe to keep doing this but does anyone have a better suggestion? I've thought about sealing my clearo's with super glue but once again, I'd imagine it as even less benign-seeming than pva.