Published on : November 15, 2020
A good idea is to remove furniture from the room altogether, if possible. Remember to wear safety goggles and older clothes in case the paint splatters. Before painting, protect wall sconces and wall trim with painters’ tape. Scrape any cracked or flaking paint with a paint scraper. For other small imperfections on the wall such […]
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Short-term exposure to drywall dust irritates the eyes, skin, and respiratory system. Dusty construction sites can create coughing spasms, throat irritation, and breathing difficulties. The dust may contain substances including gypsum, talc, mica, silica, and calcite – ingredients known to cause health issues when inhaled. The sanding process forces small particles of drywall and joint […]
Read MorePublished on : November 15, 2020
The dust isn't poisonous, but it does create a respiratory hazard, so letting it circulate throughout the house isn't an option. Every drywall installation and repair job bring with it clouds of fine. You don't want to wet it down, because it turns into a goopy mess that settles into every crack and crevice in the […]
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