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Identification of material.. Insulation?
[#2] Posted: 06/11/2012 - 06:45:13 AM |  |  |
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Truthfully, I'd be more concerned by the blue tint your camera imparts on your pictures.
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Identification of material.. Insulation?
[#3] Posted: 06/11/2012 - 07:33:59 AM | | |
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It's impossible to tell from looking at those photos. The stuff looks like it might be blown-in fiberglass.
A test costs about $35 - $40. Have it tested and if it turns out to be asbestos go from there.
Since you've been exposed to asbestos in one form or another in the environment your entire life, and you've apparently been living around it, and it takes about a quarter of a century to metasticize, if it turns out to be asbestos, what is knowing that going to do for you?
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