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seaflo · 02-23-2009, 10:43 AM

I spoke a professor of Public Health this weekend that agreed that humans are at risk due to PVC outgassing. He went on to tell me that it depends on the particular item, its proximity and other factors as to the degree of hazard but most American households are at risk. After hearing what I have, I am concerned for Joe and all the plumbers out there that have to saw/glue and generally use this hazardous crap for a living. It is also amazing the amount of PVC components/items that are in most households. Of course I will get a response as to the minimal risk of PVC but that sounds faintly like the old "global warning is a myth" response to me.

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seaflo Old School Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 191 Thanks: 100 Thanked 60 Times in 40 Posts	I spoke a professor of Public Health this weekend that agreed that humans are at risk due to PVC outgassing. He went on to tell me that it depends on the particular item, its proximity and other factors as to the degree of hazard but most American households are at risk. After hearing what I have, I am concerned for Joe and all the plumbers out there that have to saw/glue and generally use this hazardous crap for a living. It is also amazing the amount of PVC components/items that are in most households. Of course I will get a response as to the minimal risk of PVC but that sounds faintly like the old "global warning is a myth" response to me. __________________ FREE AMERICA FROM INTOLERANCE.