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This is a great video and I appreciate the information and effort put in... though I wish they would have gone farther into the cleaning side of things. I have an old property in Indonesia and discovered some suspect linoleum under a kitchen sink that was ripped up by mice. Before cementing over I did some light tear-out and have been researching better methods going forward. I might have lead paint to deal with as well. I have a full-face, 3M-style mask with double pink-labelled filters, tyvek suits and plenty of gloves and such. I didn't realize what I was vacuuming when I started and decided to make my vac dedicated now for hazardous work - but I'm running it with just normal dust filters INSIDE a sealed plastic tote with a secondary, hepa-filtered hole I modded in as an exhaust, figuring I'll do a thorough wet clean up when done. I run the unit outside the property with an extended hose. I built an enclosed plastic shower elevated on a pallet with a rudimentary drain system running downhill into a 55-gallon plastic drum. A sprinkler/garden hose is zip-tied inside the shower with a soap bucket and brush to clean off before I de-mask and disrobe. I decided to only wear shirts and underwear I don't mind throwing away. My QUESTIONS are: What WET process is used to minimize dust inside the building? Do you ever just spray with water or soap water and skeed/wet vac the stuff up? Is there a special THICK soap used to clean and/or encapsulate the dust before mopping/vacuuming? Do you use a mask variant with separate air supply from outside the property, and what does that look like? Again, I'm just an amateur property owner and actually still waiting for test results - but the property is 100+ years old, so I'm assuming I've got more work ahead of me. Any advice you can give would be appreciated, thanks! Liked and sub'd! 🎉
for finishings like these use a ekasand square vibrator machine expensive very worth it use heavy grit fine very fine and very fine ex 400 ,600,1000,1200,1500
Still learning however is this not a post cat paint I am guessing acid catalized which from my understanding release Formaldehyde. I think in the UK you need a airfed mask
Enjoyed the video. Picked up some good info about conversion varnish as opposed to pre-cat lacquer. I've got it in my mind to become a great finisher, even though I'm just a DIYer. I hate making nice projects only to be let down by my finishing techniques. I refinished my own cabinets and used Sherwin Williams Gallery Series paint. Came out quite nice for my first time using HVLP system. I want to get into lacquers now.
Lol he takes mask off when taking off his suit 😂 no buddy u take that off with respiratory on. All it takes is 1 fiber from the suit and def don’t wear clothes under suit ppl!!!
MATERIALS is the subject, not shape, gloss, look, etc. We want to know about materials! Wood vs MDF vs HDF vs PVC for starters. Features, Benefits and equal Cost comparisons. Please and Thank You
I just got my license with the state of Texas to do asbestos abatement work but my boss says that I won't qualify for the $17 raise until I'm with the company for a year am I cutting myself short or should I just go work in a different trade
Hi Nice Video. I'm going to spray a kitchen and look around for a brand of paint that is hard-wearing, I'm looking at polyurethane but not sure if that is a good paint as I want a flat finish too. I used to spray cars 30 years ago so I'm really out of touch with paints any advice would be great. Thanks .
Alot of this video is wrong. Especially the use of lock down sprays to drop Fibres in the air before a 4 stage clearance. I'm an analyst and if I see evidence of lockdown sprays the area fails immediately
I can't believe I moved into asbestos council flat with asbestos tiles everywhere. Think I might die now ..... some tiles came lose and I put then in bin. Hope its low risk . Think I've took up asbestos tiles in past. So probably at risk but I haven't done loads of jobs where I think i might of being exposed. Surely if asbestos is around and that dangerous. Why haven't the council removed it ? All strange to me
Asbestos in good condition poses no risk to health. If they were floor tiles then they are low risk. If they were ceiling tiles, likely insulating board then they are higher risk
Mitigation is a good thing, but it’s impossible to eliminate every fiber, we all get fibers in us everyday, your immune system does deal with it, large amounts will overwhelm your immune system though, and smoking and poor health habits make it even worse. Use air filters in your house, and keep your house clean, don’t disturb suspicious materials without testing and using mitigating procedures, live a healthy life style, it keeps your immune system strong.
Asbestos fiber slices the immune system garbage disposal cell and makes the acidic contents leak out, the acid then causes scarring in the lung tissue around it. Our immune system clean up cells have not evolved to not be punctured by the asbestos fiber. It’s like a spear the goes in the mouth of the cell and gets stuck and the cell dies and the bad stuff leaks out of it. That’s the mechanism in asbestos disease.
My boss just told me we was gonna remove ceiling tile asbestos with a dust mask. Im glad i found this video so when i quit my job i wont feel bad about it
Hi @LethalMayo, Asbestos is too often underestimated and always poses an unrecognised danger. Please be aware of the health risks posed by asbestos and make others aware as well. Always consult experts when it comes to the analysis and removal of asbestos-containing materials and comply with the applicable safety precautions. The mandatory respirator is just one part of a comprehensive set of self-protection measures. Stay healthy!
@@CRBAnalyseServiceGmbH I would say asbestos is often overestimated. It's harmless unless distributed. Theres alot worse things out there that will hurt you alot quicker.
Hi @@brandondaley6161 that is certainly true, there are substances that can immediately cause acute problems. But it is precisely the long latency period of around 15 years that makes asbestos so treacherous. Not underestimating the danger can't hurt in any case. That is why we always advise caution. Stay healthy!
Hi @Runner 17, Clothing contaminated with asbestos fibres will not be effectively cleaned of the hazardous material in washing machines commonly used for domestic purposes. On the contrary, the washing machine will also be contaminated and with it every textile that is subsequently washed in it. Thus, you run the risk of spreading the harmful fibres to other living areas as well as to the clothes of other people living in your household. Send your clothes to a special cleaning company, which also cleans fire brigade equipment, for example, to effectively remove asbestos. Or simply throw them away. Stay healthy!
@@CRBAnalyseServiceGmbH Thank you. Someone told me the opposite. We have a basement floor that may have asbestos embedded in it. Could I send you pictures of the floor to see for yourself?
Hi @@blue18404 , It’s practically impossible to judge whether your floor tiles might contain asbestos just by having a look at a picture of them. If you really want to be sure, you should have a small sample of the material in question tested in a certified laboratory. If an analysis reveals asbestos in your home, please only commission specialists with the necessary certificate of competence to remove it, as otherwise asbestos fibers can pollute room and apartment air and bind stubbornly and permanently to clothing and other materials. And please always observe the safety and procedural guidelines for handling asbestos that apply in your country. Stay healthy!
@@CRBAnalyseServiceGmbH I don't know where you get your info. Any 9"x9" floor tile is guaranteed asbestos, easy way to tell. Other sizes could contain it but 9x9 has asbestos in it 100%.
@@brandondaley6161 You are probably more familiar with this particular format of tiles. As we are an analytical laboratory with headquarters in Germany, we are not necessarily familiar with typical asbestos products for the American market. Typical contexts of asbestos use, on the other hand, are very familiar. Therefore, we would like to point out that the problem with floor coverings is sometimes not the coverings themselves. Asbestos was also used by the industry in floor adhesives that were used to lay non-asbestos-containing floors. As so often, the devil is in the detail. Stay healthy!
Theoretically, of course, even a single fiber of asbestos can make you sick. In reality we are all exposed to a background level of about 100 to 150 fibers per m³ of air. In general, it is probably considered today that the risk of contracting cancer or other asbestos-related diseases increases with the rate of exposure. Stay healthy!
After you finish taking the asbastose from the house how the family or even you the company making sure there is no dust of the asbestos inside ,is there a test the family could buy to make sure the air is clean from any asbestos dust?
Usually, an asbestos project is supervised by an independent consultant who can set up all of these procedures to make sure abatement is performed as per the regulations using the appropriately sized equipment and as planned. Certified and licensed Asbestos Project Managers/Consultants usually run air sampling tests befor, during and after project completion which are sent to an accredited Env Lab for asbestos to analyze the samples. There are multiple types of air samples that can be taken before, during, and after the abatement project. A number of air samples with a special pump are usually set up for sampling the air for any asbestos fibers using PCM cassettes and blanks. Upon receiving the sample results from the lab, the asbestos consultant can interpret the findings of the lab analysis with regard to the counts of asbestos fibers concentration in the air of a working zone should not exceed 0.1 fiber per centimeter cube (ff/cc). For an asbestos abatement clearance test, this level is 10-fold lower: 0.01 ff/cc. The most common method to measure the concentration of fibers in the air is a method developed by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (USA): NIOSH 7400. Bottom-line, this is not as simple as a DIY take-home test kit, even the simplest settled dust wipe samples require a trained person who understands how to take the surface sample, prepare it with a chain of custody and send it to the lab for analysis. It is always safe to ask an expert before you disturb or hire a contractor to remove ACM or suspected Asbestos Containing Material. I hope this was helpful!
@@detgoat I appreciate your comment and I hope this will benefit you and other people. There is a lot of poor information in this industry that circulate and unethical practices which harms people's health. Stay safe!
Yes, tests can be done to monitor the air quality, but only specialised technicians can do them and have to release a Certification that all is ok, if they removed it
Well I contacted a Lennox company in northern b c I called then asked for a quote for a new furnace for my home they said they don’t do that thanks for nothing Lennox watch what company you give you logo to
Everyone is going to tell you something differently. If you have asbestos siding, you can cover it up with vinyl siding. I recommend using an insulated barrier over the asbestos shingle before installing siding. I also think you can install wood over asbestos siding as well. Asbestos siding is a great insulator for your home.
First wrong thing is Clothes of under suit ( just underwear) 2nd thing u did a positive check on mask but not negative, suppose to hold filters and suck in, 3rd don't take suit off b4 u take mask off. Mask u take off in the shower 4th good video lol
