Lead fumes are the best way to elevate your lead blood level, even faster
than through ingestion.  Very, very, bad. 
Peel Away or keel Away,
Leland

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Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2008 1:06 PM
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Subject: Re: [BP] Fire

I recall we were on a related subject back in December.  The warning 
issued then was not to use heat to remove lead-based paint.  Forgive me 
if I'm a little lead tainted but at the time I assumed the warning had 
something to do with generating a lead health hazard (with kids in an 
old house we have been alerted to the risks and consequences of 
over-exposure).  Later I started to wonder if the warning was merely 
what is being discussed now, that heat creates the threat of fire.  I 
should have asked earlier but now that we have come back to paint 
removal, can someone clarify the risk of using heat on lead paint?

Signed,
Chip Peel

John Leeke wrote:

> That's the sixth fire cause by heat paint removal I've heard of this 
> year, and the year is not even half over. Links and discussion here:
> 
> http://historichomeworks.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=482
> 
> John
> 
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