What materials CAN'T you put DEET on?

>>1036853
penis
never put it on penis

>>1036854
Thankfully I don't have many articles of clothing made from penis.

>>1036853
Rubber (watch straps, condoms, etc). DEET melts that stuff.

Which makes me think that DEET shouldn't be on your skin. That stuff b
b nasty

>>1036874
What about polyester?

I have this cycling jersey I want to wear but it's super light weight.

>>1036874
Would you rather have DEET on your skin or Lyne's disease?

Thin solvent cellulite plastics

>>1036888
>cellulite plastics
Elaborate

>>1036873
You will never complete the AT with that attitude.

>>1036875
i don't think so, no.

>>1036874
and acid doesn't melt plastic, so it's fine to put on your skin. Fuck off, you right proper cunt.

>>1036978
something melting or not melting plastic has nothing to do with your skin. for example sulfuric acid does not melt plastic and various oils are known to melt plastic that are harmless for your skin.

>>1036853
plastics and polymers. it degrades all of em to (highly variable) degrees. what i've seen is that the more thin/pliable material the quicker it degrades- but that might be a function of the form and not the chemistry.
i don't know about leather, but i'd avoid it.

if you have any climbing gear, keep it completely separate from anything you'd use deet on or near.

>>1036853
water bottle

>>1036854
Have you tried it before?

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>>1036853
You might struggle with something like this