How are Essentially Nontoxic Transfer Fluids rated?

Essentially Nontoxic Transfer Fluids are rated with a Gosselin rating of 1. The Gosselin toxicity rating system is designed to classify substances based on their potential harm to humans and the environment. A rating of 1 indicates that the substance has low toxicity and may cause mild symptoms if ingested or otherwise improperly handled, but it is generally considered to pose minimal risk under normal conditions of use.

This rating is important in plumbing practices as it helps professionals understand the safety and handling protocols necessary for these fluids. Ensuring that the fluids used in plumbing systems are rated appropriately contributes to both user safety and environmental protection. Fluids with a Gosselin rating of 0 are considered nontoxic, while those rated 2 or higher indicate increasing levels of concern regarding toxicity and require more stringent handling and disposal measures.