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Washing parts ( and hands in gas containing ethanol)
Over a period of several days I have been working on cars and washing parts (and my hands) in gas containing ethanol. Today I spent most of the day with my hands emersed in gas. Tonight at IOP I was giving an ETG test. I told my counselor about my concerns and she indicated that the only way I would test positive was if I was drinking and that via the test that they could differenciate between these two types of exposure. What levels of EtG could be reached via this type of exposure and, how could the testing tell the difference
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