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2 minutes ago, Naraku4656 said:

chairs? asbestos? you do know what asbestos was used for right?

about fuckin everything. what was it NOT used for? I bought a cane that had a warning sticker on it for asbestos

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5 minutes ago, Naraku4656 said:

Asbestos wouldn't be used in the construction of a regular kitchen chair. There's no real reason for it to be. If you're paranoid get it tested

it has padding in it

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You're fine.

Asbestos is not used in home furnishing, it never was. It was used in things like kitchen tiles, which are fine as long as you don't disturb it.

 

In fact, unless you have vermiculite insulation, if there is any asbestos in your house it isn't a big deal as long as you don't disturb it.

 

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Just now, Ginguy said:

You're fine.

Asbestos is not used in home furnishing, it never was. It was used in things like kitchen tiles, which are fine as long as you don't disturb it.

 

In fact, unless you have vermiculite insulation, if there is any asbestos in your house it isn't a big deal as long as you don't disturb it.

 

ookay ty

Posted
1 hour ago, Mini_Ghost said:

because of the stuffing/filling inside of it and the age of the chair and paranoia

Ok, no.  Aesbestos has never been used as a soft material.  It might still appear in hard items where the fibers can be used to add integrity to the item, but it completely vanished from the building materials with the exception of some special duty piping in the middle 90's after being phased out of new products in the early '80's.

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