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Old 05-01-2009, 03:47 AM
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Originally Posted by kare_bear View Post
About the teflon, another room isnt even safe. Personal story... several years ago my husband was very sick and was having a hard time breathing so decided to boil some water. Mind you we never have any teflon in our house but his mom had brought stuff over in a pot a few days before.

He never thought about it and used that put and fell asleep, he woke after the pot had recently boiled dry. We lost 10 baby birds; conures & lovebirds. We lost several pairs of conures, a pair of caiques, plus several lovebirds and tiels. He called me at work devestated. the birds were in many rooms with doors closed; and even with opening windows we continued to lose several for the rest of the day.

IMO using teflon isnt an acceptable risk in any way.
I red about that in a lot of articles, the reason why they actually ended up dying is because the teflon over heated really bad, that's when its actually extremelly deadly to them.
I red some posts here where people would cook with teflon for a little and their birds were fine, and with the person who posted in this thread too but she actually put her bird away from the kitchen.
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