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NO. A health risk exists only when asbestos fibers are released from the material or product in such a manner as to become airborne with the potential to be inhaled. Soft, easily crumbled asbestos-containing material has the greatest potential for asbestos fiber release and therefore has the greatest potential to create health risks.
