Purple PVC Primer Toxic??

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I have a food grade brute container for RO Water. With the bulkhead and pvc I used the purple pvc primer. On this inside of the container is some pvc with the purple pvc primer on the outside therefore making direct contact with the RO water. Is this bad? Will I have to start over and most likely chuck this bulkhead? or is it okay?

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Yeah I gave it 30-45 mins before I even thought about it. Might be dumping and just waiting overnight
 
I have a food grade brute container for RO Water. With the bulkhead and pvc I used the purple pvc primer. On this inside of the container is some pvc with the purple pvc primer on the outside therefore making direct contact with the RO water. Is this bad? Will I have to start over and most likely chuck this bulkhead? or is it okay?

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Yes- most of us use it for plumbing by oatley
 
So you think I’m good or just wait overnight to be safe. Easy to do still as there’s not much water yet haha
 
So you think I’m good or just wait overnight to be safe. Easy to do still as there’s not much water yet haha
I use it all the time and you can apply as you will next use PVC glue and that you can allow overnight although ive had instances where I ran water within a couple of hours
 
good thing i went down and shut it off.. my dummy left the ball valve open.. luckily only a lil bit on the floor hahaha
 
The can of Oatey Fusion one step I used to plumb my UV I think said 15 minutes to set and 2 hours for pressurized use. I think the full cure was around 24 hours. It was set up within seconds of pushing parts together and I had water going thru it in probably 10 minutes. No adverse issues at all.
 
I've used loads of primer. I let it dry for an hour before running water through. In emergencies I've seen people run water 5 mins later
 

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