If you have an older home built in the year 1978 or earlier, there’s a fair chance that there are lead-based paints in the home, on the exterior and interior.
A lead test can be utilized to find out if you are painting with lead. You could scrape away the wall which you think might be lead-based paint using an instrument. There may be a need to mix with a couple of chemicals to create the substance you will be testing for lead-based paint. If the mixture reacts with paint, turning yellow, it’s probably not paint that is lead-based. If it changes to red, you are using lead-based paint. You should treat any areas that have lead-based paint. But, remember that even if there is lead-based paintin the area, it does not necessarily mean it is in danger except if it’s in a very damaged condition and is falling off as flakes or being eaten by anyone living inside the home. ugu2wfi5ab.
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