*Facepalm* and now a question

[staindsoul]

So I needed to start polyurethaning a cabinet today. I taped a airtight plastic barrier up on the doorway separating the kitchen and living room, turned the central air off, and set up a fan for exhaust in my kitchen where I will be working. First coat one. The living room no odor whatsoever. Sitting here waiting for the first coat to dry, I remember the bucket of fresh saltwater I mixed for a wc tomorrow is sitting on the dryer adjacent to the kitchen on the wrong side of the barrier. :headwallblue:

Is it done for? Should I pitch it? The top is open, power head and heater going.

 

[Misled]

It's a bucket of water. Not much in the grand scheme of things. Throw it away.

 

[bertoni]

I'd pitch it, too, but if it were aerated for a while, it might be fine.

 

[SushiGirl]

I'd toss it.

 

[staindsoul]

Ok that's what I figured. I also wanted to make sure I was correct in assuming these fumes were no good for the tank. Pics of progress.