Showing posts with label removal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label removal. Show all posts

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Remove Asbestos

remove asbestos
How do you remove Asbestos safely?

I have a garage roof, which leaks and I wish to replace it. The trouble is, it’s Asbestos. What are the UK rules and regs on this?


oh my god… contact your council they will send someone to remove it for you…..


asbestos is safe when its behind a solid surface like concrete but if its exposed do not go near it….. even air movement can create dust/ flake particles to become dislodged from it…. if these are inhaled they permanently damage your lungs … your lungs can not regenerate the parts that the particles have eaten away….


i used to work for the council and the asbestos officer gave me a long talk about it…. the longer it out in the open the more damage it will do


How Can I Remove Asbestos Safely?


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Thursday, July 21, 2011

Tile Asbestos

tile asbestos
I am wanting to remove asbestos tile from my slap floor, how do i remove the petroleum based adhesive?


Don’t mess with asbestos !!!!
If is cracked and broke up you need to have it a abated . $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$


If it is chipping and flaking get it real damp and use latex type gloves clean it up and put it in zip lock bags along with any thing that you used to clean it up including the gloves. Wear a good respirator. When done wet the filters in the respirator and remove them and put then in the bags too, then us a damp rag and clean the respiratory..


If it is flat and and is just ugly. Buy a good sealer and seal the floor, then install a wall to wall rug or free floating floor over it.


Scraping up asbestos floor tile


This entry was posted on Monday, March 7th, 2011 at 1:23 pm and is filed under Mesothelioma Law Suit. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.



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