It depends on what you are going to use them for. If you are going to light a BBQ then the only hazardous thing I can think of is the lighter fluid. I personally like to use a BBQ can, you can buy one at Home Depot or Lowe's, it's just a large vertical metal container with a handle. I put dried twigs in the bottom and then load it with charcoal. Than after I light it I wait about 10-20 minutes for the briquettes to start burning. Then I remove the container and spread the coals out for my BBQ.
I can understand your concern, there may be some harmful chemicals in the briquettes, so I choose the ones that are not instant lighting, or quick starting. Those are the ones that have harmful chemicals in them that you may be concerned about.
Yes. It is safe to use the charcoal during pregnancy.
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You must light it on a safe platform such as a charcoal grate or fire-safe bricks. Make sure to have heat resistant gloves on hand. Place a folded newspaper inside of the starter, place right side up and fill with charcoal, light newspaper in multiple places, after burning, wait 10 minutes and your charcoal should have started heating up a lot. The charcoal is ready when you can see bits of orange on them.
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Using moldy charcoal is not recommended, as mold can produce mycotoxins that may be harmful if ingested or inhaled. While the charcoal itself may still burn, mold can compromise the quality and safety of the product. It’s best to discard moldy charcoal and use fresh, clean charcoal to ensure safe cooking or grilling.
Yes it is safe.
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Barbecue charcoal briquettes? If so, there are a few factors. Some briquette companies employ binding agents. Historically, they used glues that were not safe to inhale. While I don't think that they do that anymore, "self-lighting" charcoal is soaked in lighter fluid so as to make them easier to light. This fluid's vapors aren't good for you, either. Then there are things like "coal dust is bad for you!" and "do not touch the lit coals!" that are a little more obvious.
It is actually safe to take milk thistle while you are pregnant.
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Yes. It is safe in pregnancy.
I would avoid anything with artificial sweeteners while pregnant or nursing.