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Exposure to Asbestos in the Use of Consumer Spackling, Patching, and Taping Compounds
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Consumer SpacklingExposure AssessmentDermatologyTaping CompoundsEnvironmental HealthToxicologyToxicological AspectPublic HealthAllergyRepresentative SamplesChemical HazardHuman ExposureHome Repair WorkOccupational ToxicologyOccupational HygieneContain Asbestos MineralsEnvironmental ToxicologyIndoor Air QualityMedicine
Analysis of representative samples of spackling, patching, and jointing compounds, purchased at retail stores in the New York City area, has shown that some contain asbestos minerals as well as other biologically active substances. Measurements suggest that home repair work involving the use of such materials may result in exposure to dust at concentrations sufficient to produce disease.
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