Not to mention benzene exposure from gasoline and fingernail polish or
chlorine byproducts and arsenic aerosol from showering. I know they have
warning labels on gas pumps in California, do they have warnings on bottles
of fingernail polish and at showers in public schools?
Don Kosloff
"Otto G. Raabe"
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I believe that there is more convincing evidence for a lung cancer risk
from second-hand smoke than from typical household air concentrations of
radon.
Otto
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