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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;desertgem, post: 3172485, member: 15199&quot;]As long as you know there are health concerns due to the vapors being very flammable around a flame or spark, and that if you get it on the skin, it can remove the oils from the outer layer of dead cells ( corneum) if you are appearance&nbsp; conscious. Also do not put into a drain that uses PVC tubing ( some kitchen or bathroom sinks usually) for connections. It can not damage coin metals or metallic corrosion ( toning) in conditions you would live. In many labs with&nbsp; proper sinks, it is used in a squirt bottle ( with safety glasses) to clean test tubes that were used for organic chemicals. Best to first soak for a few minutes, then move coin to a new container with new acetone a few times to &quot;rinse&quot; off the gunk.</p><p>This will bother some people but!! Do not rinse with water after using , hold by the edge until the acetone evaporates as it carries any water in crevices of coin with it.&nbsp; You can find the MSDS on the web if you still worry about it. Do not use fingernail polish remover which contains acetone + additives. Any household that has &#039;superglue&#039; in it , should have at least a small bottle of acetone in case some klutz glues their fingers together.&nbsp; Jim[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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