Help Wanted: Strong back, fearless, willing to work for AMMO

[Arcamm]

So a deamon possessed person is kept in your basement that makes beds levitate, stabs crucifixes in their own nether regions, spin their heads 360 degrees, has a severe case of chapped lips, and puck pee green soup everywhere. Now that explains why I heard Mike Oldfield's song Tubular Bells playing when I went by your house last Saturday night.

You should see this place on Holloween.....

You live in Georgetown?

No, they filmed that movie in Mount Airy and called it Georgetown.

Ow.

Man of few words. Or did that dislocated femur slip out of place again? Thanks again.

 

[Safetech]

They are Shaw Walkers.

Then it's quite possible.

But here's the thing... In most filing cabinets the asbestos is in th seal around the drawer(s), and possibly in the drawer head itself (where there's often not much room for a lot of poured insulation)

I don't think you'll have any problems at all as long as you don't disturb it.

When I drill them, I just have a spray bottle of water handy, and spray the dust as it comes out to prevent it from becoming airborne.

But for regular use, don't worry about it. There are thousands of these this still in use today. If it were any kind of a problem at all, I'm sure the EPA or other government agency would have ordered them removed and destroyed years ago.

 

[Arcamm]

Then it's quite possible.

But here's the thing... In most filing cabinets the asbestos is in th seal around the drawer(s), and possibly in the drawer head itself (where there's often not much room for a lot of poured insulation)

I don't think you'll have any problems at all as long as you don't disturb it.

When I drill them, I just have a spray bottle of water handy, and spray the dust as it comes out to prevent it from becoming airborne.

But for regular use, don't worry about it. There are thousands of these this still in use today. If it were any kind of a problem at all, I'm sure the EPA or other government agency would have ordered them removed and destroyed years ago.

Thanks for the info. These seem to to have the same poured-in-place white chalky stuff in the faces as in the body. No door seal, just a metal lip. I'm going to ask my asbestos guy what it would cost to test the material.

 

[Safetech]

I don't think you have to worry about it.