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Default rust question

I have never really thought about this. But last week my daughter's
boyfriend - who was helping me with my kitchen (wow, will this ever be
finished!) - saw my cheese grater. Well yes, it is quite rusty and over 30
years old. He asked me if I was worried about all the rust -- poisoning
etc. Honestly, I was not. Should I be?

It works well - but what the heck, I will buy another one if it's dangerous!

Elaine


 
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