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I would like to get information on Asbestos dangers in Thai script as my Village Nurse just says-yes bad, while its lying about her feet. Also on the white powder in light globes which she doesn,t know is toxic. Thank you in Advance.

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Not all asbestos is bad. Im sure Thais know quite well which is dangerous. Do you plan on posting warning signs around the village? The best bet would be go see the puu yah baan and see what he thinks of the idea. It would be his job.

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Only blue asbestos is dangerous. Plenty of products contain asbestos but arent dangerous. Example is car brake pads. Im sure light globes dont contain asbestos and quite sure if it did its not the blue variety.

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Not all asbestos is bad. Im sure Thais know quite well which is dangerous. Do you plan on posting warning signs around the village? The best bet would be go see the puu yah baan and see what he thinks of the idea. It would be his job.

You are spreading such a blatant misinformation. You had better go and check information about the asbestos. It is all banned from Europe. It might be dangerous ermm.gif

And you kid yourself if you think Thais have a clue about the asbestos.

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Not all asbestos is bad. Im sure Thais know quite well which is dangerous. Do you plan on posting warning signs around the village? The best bet would be go see the puu yah baan and see what he thinks of the idea. It would be his job.

You are spreading such a blatant misinformation. You had better go and check information about the asbestos. It is all banned from Europe. It might be dangerous ermm.gif

And you kid yourself if you think Thais have a clue about the asbestos.

Ok what are your car brakes made from in Europe? Asbestos. heres a few more products that contain the fibre:
  • Drywall and joint compound
  • Plaster
  • Gas mask filters pre 1960s
  • Mud and texture coats
  • Vinyl floor tiles, sheeting, adhesives
  • Roofing tars, felts, siding, and shingles[32]
  • "Transite" panels, siding, countertops, and pipes
  • Popcorn ceilings, also known as acoustic ceilings
  • Fireproofing
  • Caulk
  • Gaskets
  • Packing, a system for sealing a rotating shaft
  • Brake pads and shoes
  • Stage curtains
  • Fire blankets
  • Interior fire doors
  • Fireproof clothing for firefighters
  • Thermal pipe insulation
  • Filters for removing fine particulates from chemicals, liquids and wine
  • Dental cast linings
  • HVAC flexible duct connectors
  • Drilling fluid additives

Asbestos can be found naturally in the air outdoors and in some drinkable water, including water from natural sources. Studies have shown that members of the general (non-occupationally exposed) population have tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of asbestos fibers in each gram of dry lung tissue, which translates into millions of fibers and tens of thousands of asbestos bodies in every person's lungs.

Point is your damned if you do, damned if you dont. Yes precautions can be taken Its banned in Australia also but its still everywhere same as Europe and Thailand. I dont see Thais building out of it like the old sheets and the new style of cement sheet contains dangerous chemicals to breathe also which are used worldwide so its same lemon diffrent tree.

OK perhaps some dont know about asbestos in remote areas but sure lots do. Lets face it, cigarettes are just as dangerous and Europe loves them

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im goin 2 knock him out there then. Anyhow 2 the OP, hows that heroin dealer thing goin? sorted?

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Only blue asbestos is dangerous. Plenty of products contain asbestos but arent dangerous. Example is car brake pads. Im sure light globes dont contain asbestos and quite sure if it did its not the blue variety.

car break pads are carcinogenic. all dust is harmful over long periods.

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