Re:Children poisoned by lead on U.S. Army bases
by sumofzeros on Friday October 12, 2018 @02:37AM
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Which raises the following question: is it better to leave the potential source of problem around as long as it's not triggered, or is it better to temporarily activate it in order to remove it for good?
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Re:Children poisoned by lead on U.S. Army bases
by iopuy on Friday October 12, 2018 @03:22PM
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I have a suspicion that these people that "flip" houses diy style tend to disturb it without proper care. As a 17 year old I worked manual construction jobs (via craigslist) and even then knew enough to see proper precautions were not being taken. Oh well, they aren't the ones living in the house so I guess it all works out :-/
Re:Children poisoned by lead on U.S. Army bases
by eveningcoffee on Friday October 12, 2018 @05:15PM
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The key of the successful asbestos removal is to not make it airborne during the removal.