Is the substance in the weather crystal ball poisonous?

The substance in the weather crystal ball is not poisonous. The liquid in the crystal ball is non-toxic, but it will have a slight effect if it comes into contact with the skin, so it should be washed with clear water. The liquid inside is some chemicals, which react with plastics at a certain temperature to produce toxic substances. So when playing with a crystal ball, don't put it in the sun or under high temperature, and don't give it to children to prevent it from being broken and eaten by mistake.

Weather crystal ball substance

The liquid in a crystal ball is generally non-toxic. Crystal balls on the market have no fixed liquid filler. We don't know what substances are in this filled liquid, but there are more or less some chemicals in it. However, when designing the crystal ball, the merchants will control the use of chemicals, taking into account the possibility of the crystal ball being broken, which has caused harm to the human body.

Don't touch the liquid exposed by the broken crystal ball with your hands, clean it with a broom and open the window for ventilation. Just like a thermometer, it contains mercury, which will do harm to the human body if inhaled. But after breaking the thermometer, as long as the concentration is not high, it will not be poisoned after ventilation.