i am temporarially living with some friends on a 4th story apartment w/4 bedrooms and a balcony.
im going to be setting up my torch in my room.
i am going to put it right infront of the window, and have a box fan in the window sucking air away from me and my bench and blowing it out the window into an alley, the nearest house is 10 feet across the alley, but they wont be opening their windows being that its the winter.
will this be safe for me? for the rest of the neighborhood?
ill be using a nortel minor if that makes any difference, and dont plan on using any gold or silver untill i can get better ventilation.
also are there certain colors that have more toxic emissions than others?
i am slightly concerned though about my radiator, which is in the same corner as the window, is it dangerous to have my tanks by the radiator? i have never lived in a place with one so i dont know how hot they get.
peace
zippoz
im going to be setting up my torch in my room.
i am going to put it right infront of the window, and have a box fan in the window sucking air away from me and my bench and blowing it out the window into an alley, the nearest house is 10 feet across the alley, but they wont be opening their windows being that its the winter.
will this be safe for me? for the rest of the neighborhood?
ill be using a nortel minor if that makes any difference, and dont plan on using any gold or silver untill i can get better ventilation.
also are there certain colors that have more toxic emissions than others?
i am slightly concerned though about my radiator, which is in the same corner as the window, is it dangerous to have my tanks by the radiator? i have never lived in a place with one so i dont know how hot they get.
peace
zippoz
Zippo I wouldn't store the tanks right up against the heater put them in the other corner and be careful.
Zippo you should probably go down to your local health department and explain exactly what you plan on doing ie... burning heavy metals and chemicals in an open flame and releasing hazardous material into the air so they can make sure you are doing everything to code and you are being as safe as possible. Might be a good idea for you to contact the fire inspector and the insurance co that handles the building you plan on doing all this in, and explain exactly what you plan on doing ie... storing o2 tanks and propane tanks in doors and having raging open flames inside and have them tell you what is required by law in your area.. you can never be to safe ya know 
Mark
through the cracks in the old window and door frames. it was smelling pretty bad after i got done with a 2 hours session this morning. so i can only blow if the winds are moving right. and im considering stopping alltogeather.