I Found Out My Coin Album Has PVC

Unfortunately, the Kaskade albums didn't seem like they'd work for most of my collection, since I mainly collect world coins and it seem like Kaskade only makes albums meant for specific types of coins. I couldn't find anything good on Amazon, and the guy at the coin shop I normally go to said the only other PVC-free things the store had were Unisafe pages meant to be used with flips or 2x2s, so I ended up having to get those and some flips (the kind that fold in half and have a place to put a paper with info about the coin on the opposite side as the coin, also Unisafe.) The flips were a harder plastic, but when I opened the pack of pages, they had a PVC smell and were more flexible. If they did have PVC, would they be able to affect coins through the flips? I'd assume they wouldn't, but I've heard about it affecting coins through 2x2s, so I figured I should probably ask, just in case.

I also had some questions about acetone. Is just a quick dip in and out good enough to remove the residue from the coins, or should I leave them in for a while? How often should I change the acetone? Is it safe for colourized coins like some Canadian commemoratives, or could it remove the colour? How much acetone should I get for around 400-500 coins?

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You are welcome, as always.

Does it smell like a brand new shower curtain? Because paper products (cardboard, etc.) have their own "new car" smell. As long as it is not "eggy" (sulfur) you should be okay.

I also might add, that I did remove a few of the coins from some of the 2x2's that had been inserted into the PVC pages for a number of years. There definitely is a gooey film on the coins. So the theory that the PVC is permeating through the 2x2 is certainly valid.

Thankyou very much for the info. I checked both links. The first one is not available. The reviews on the second one indicate that they are actually only 10 pocket. You can put 2 2x2's in one pocket. HUH? Back to the drawing board. I found Lighthouse pages. The ad does not provide info on material. I messaged them asking for that. Will wait for an answer. I suspect it's Lighthouse pages I have now.
I really need to throw this question out there. If it has been known for some time now that PVC damages coins then why are people still peddling this stuff?

I still use PVC album pages, despite all of their storage problems, for coins that are valued at less than (say) $2 each, especially for copper nickel coins.

For more valuable coins, I never stray away from pages made from either polypropylene or Mylar.