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Blood Lead Level Test

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Feb 28, 2026
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Very interesting lead information
by: Nick S.

Hi Joe,

Thanks for the information! I especially liked the chart. I've never thought about getting it checked out. I've lived and worked in old homes and rehabs all my life.

I should get it checked out!

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Hope your Lead Blood Levels are low Nick.

Now that we know, we'll have to eliminate our exposure to lead based paint dust!

I've been remodeling old homes all my adult life.

Fresh air, open windows, and ventilation to keep the lead and contaminated dust out is probably what saved us from contracting lead poisoning.

The new EPA-RRP guidelines are to block the ventilation duct work, close the windows, and wear Hazardous Material protective clothing including respirators.

This is going to make our working conditions quite uncomfortable for temperature control and restrictive protective clothing.

I'm still debating whether to continue with the older homes or move away from contaminated houses.


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