I want to get into making polyhedral dice with resin, and this room has become available since my aunt moved out. I know an outside room is more safe, but I wanted to know if I could use this one with enough precautions.

My aunt comes to visit every week or so and uses this room, but I can avoid using it for resinwork the day before she comes. Otherwise, no one lives inside it. There's a room next to it nelonging to my grandma, the kitchen is beside it, and the living room is directly connected. I'm not sure how fast resin fumes travel once you open the door, so I'm afraid of it possibly contaminating any of these whenever I leave.

There's a window and fan I can use to ventilate. The window leads to a back area; my dogs sometimes go there, but I can block it no problem so they don't get near. I also heard I could cover the resin in a sizeable sealable pot as it casts to avoid more fumes coming out during the process. If that's true, I'd be interested in knowing what material the pot should be made of to avoid any problems with the heat of casting, or any other issues.

There's also a few gaps on the door, as shown by the lights coming through on the last photo. Would those gaps let the gases escape or are they fine as is?

I welcome any questions about my living space so I can make this safer. I really wanna try dicemaking, but I don't want to risk the lives of anyone around me for it.

Thanks for reading.

Is this room safe to work with resin?