As a mechanic by trade I don't think it would be a good idea. While I'm no chemical engineer I do know that when a piece of styrofoam is only partly disolved the remainder always seems a bit sticky. It's those additional chemicals in the mix that create 'the sticky' that I would br worried about, along with any additional debris that might have gotten into the mix as the stuff was being made. Like I said, not a chemical engineer so I don't know and can't speak as to the validity of my thinking in terms beyond what I've stated so far. Regardless of that, I really don't think it's a good idea, if for no other reason than there are guys out there truely qualified to make those types of claims and if it was a viable option I believe, given the current green thinking (not to mention how much the majority of people hate those peanuts and wish there was a good way to get rid of them)someone would have 'patented the idea' and been making money on it somehow. But that's just me thinking.......
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