I haven't considered using RCBS case lube Version 2:
http://rcbs.com/RCBS/media/RCBSMedia..._CaseLube2.pdf
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Medical conditions aggravated by exposure: Skin and respiratory disorders as well as conditions involving (kidney,liver) may be aggravated by prolonged exposure to this product."
I know the labeling says "
non-toxic", the MSDS cautions against prolonged exposure. G-C lubricants make the product for RCBS.
Also read "Target Organs: Repeated overexposure to alkanolomines may cause liver and kidney damage." Repeated overexposure can be long term exposure , a cumulative effect over many years. RCBS's "Die Cleaner Aerosol" still has Trichloroethylene !!! I enjoy using their hand loading equipment , I steer clear of RCBS chemicals because of safety warnings on most of their safety data sheets. There are new non-toxic safe products available that are indeed non-toxic.
I am considering MPro7 with a wet patch :
http://www.mpro7.com/if-it-doesnt-sm...n-it-work.html
Works great on cleaning bores too !!!
Redding has a simple suggestion to use the same procedures, with the same equipment and solvents, that you use to clean the bore of your rifle or handgun when cleaning a die set. This may be great on brass too -
worth a try. Also found some home brew formulas on Ruger forum to try, 303 Carbine's suggestion has some strong merit -
similar formula. Diluted non-toxic "Simple Green" (sold at Home Depot) can be used safely in ultra sonic cleaners.
Redding has a plant-based sizing lube called "Biolube" which is completely bio-degradable and non-toxic.
