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    Re: Are Magnets Safe?

    I've done magnets for geckos and while searching for strong enough ones, my weaker ones tended to just let it fall off when pushed on instead of sliding around. So I think the worst you might have happen is the thermometer falling down if the magnets shift away from each other enough when moved.

    But I can't really see any way that it could pinch or otherwise be an issue. Those thermometers don't weigh that much either, so falling a few inches is probably no big deal anyway.

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