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Lead | An Introduction to Indoor Air Quality | Indoor Air | Air | US EPA
Air Pollution Asbestos Biological Pollutants Carbon Monoxide Formaldehyde/Pressed Wood Products Household Cleaning and Maintenance, Personal Care, or Hobbies ... the outside of homes, or other surfaces. Do not burn painted wood since it may contain lead. Leave lead-based paint ... condition is usually not a problem except in places where painted surfaces rub against each other and create dust (for example ...
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Materials List - What do I do with...? - King County Solid Waste Division
Wood Clean wood, including wood that is untreated, unstained and unpainted, can often be recycled. Treated, stained, or painted wood is not recyclable and should be disposed properly ...
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Advanced Search - What do I do with...? - King County Solid Waste Division
Wood Clean wood, including wood that is untreated, unstained and unpainted, can often be recycled. Treated, stained, or painted wood is not recyclable and should be disposed properly ...
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Hyde Hall - teak bench Hidcote - wrought iron bench Chanticleer Barnlsey House - painted wood chairs Chanticleer Chanticleer Chanticleer Chanticleer Bodnant, Wales - painted wood bench Fairfield Lodge, Ireland - painted wood bench Powis Castle, Wales - painted wood ...
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Recycling Frequently Asked Questions - Washington State Department of Ecology
A. Painted wood is generally not recyclable. The two primary uses for old wood are as a soil amendment (after the wood is chipped or ground up) or as fuel for industrial furnaces, etc. If painted wood ... advantage over putting the painted wood in a modern permitted landfill ...
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Recycle City
Wood Almost all wood can be reused in some way. People throw wood away in a variety of ... wood that's in terrible condition can be recycled by chopping it into fine pieces and making it into things like particle board. However, painted wood is hard to recycle because paint often contains lead, which is a toxic metal. Sometimes painted wood is chopped ...
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Forrester Environmental Services - FESI-BONDâ„¢ PAINT STABILIZERS
FESI-BONDâ„¢ Paint an Surface Stabilizers consist of lead and CCA wood stabilizing paint, sprays, and sandblast media. FESI-BONDâ„¢ paints are ... paint-media mix after contact. FESI-BONDâ„¢ CCA (pressure treated wood) stabilizers are a group of As stabilzers designed to ... generation as a waste material, including materials such as lead painted wood, concrete, steel, etc. The FESI US patents 5,860,908, ...
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Green Home Building:Recycling Old Wood
I thought: 1) for exterior & interior - we could put the painted side facing the interior of the cabin. The inside of this painted wood would be covered in black felt paper and insulation. Plus what ever new surface we put on the walls. 2) for flooring - we could turn the painted side down toward the ground with insulation on the ground side of the wood. ...
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Green Building Siding Materials - Fiber Cement Siding, Straw Bale Contruction, Wood Siding, Wood Composite Siding, Brick Exteriors
Residential Category: Fiber Cement Siding A composite of cement and wood fiber textured to look like wood. It can be painted and is available pre-primed. What Makes It A Green ... embodied energy depts as very little waste is produced in the wood manufacturing process. Wood is a biodegradable material. Wood is highly durable. Negative Environmental Considerations Unfortunately much of the heartwood ...
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WebMuseum: Who painted the Très Riches Heures?
WebMuseum: Who painted the Très Riches Heures? Who painted the Très Riches Heures? The Très Riches Heures was painted by the Limbourg brothers, Paul, Hermann and Jean. They came from Nijmegen in what ... late 1370s or 1380s and were born into an artistic family, their father being a wood sculptor and their uncle being an artist working variously for the French Queen and for ...
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