There are two main kinds of artificial snow: powders and spray-on aerosols.
The powders that turn into artificial snow flakes when mixed with water are sometimes called instant snow. The mixture is almost entirely water (99%), but a very small amount is made out of a non-toxic polymer. The spray-on artificial snow products are called snow spray, flocking snow, or holiday snow. Once these aerosol products are sprayed, chemicals (solvents and propellants) evaporate, leaving behind a snow-like residue. The residue is made of mostly fat or calcium.
Both types of products are unlikely to cause poisoning when swallowed since they are both poorly absorbed and are made of materials that are rarely harmful. However, because the powder products expand when wet, they could become a choking hazard and cause intestinal blockage if the powder is swallowed before being mixed with water. If swallowed, rinse the mouth and offer sips of water to soothe any mouth irritation and to clear the throat.
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I look through the sources and make sure which artists are credited (some artists may be on the DNP list, and other artists do not have tags yet). This is so that s can help know which vectors belongs to who. I try and keep track so that s do not try and add the “artist needed” tag.
Thanks for doing that BTW, I really appreciate it
This is the best comment I’ve seen today.
Shino vectored some cans once apparently, that’s pretty funny, really.
It’s very possible that she actually only ate the whipped cream, and that’s simply how she always reacts when eating whipped cream.
I look through the sources and make sure which artists are credited (some artists may be on the DNP list, and other artists do not have tags yet). This is so that s can help know which vectors belongs to who. I try and keep track so that s do not try and add the “artist needed” tag.
Edited because: Misspelling
Vectors borrowed, perhaps?
your current filter.