Should Cities and Towns Regulate Woodwork and Vehicle Restoration in Residential Areas?
Have you ever, out of the blue, felt dizzy, nauseous and developed a headache that you just couldn’t kick? Maybe your discomfort lasted a few hours, all night or for several days. It could be that the problem is in the air and more or less has the affect of an inhalant. To see if you can smell anything, go outside. Did you catch a scent of paint fumes, varnish, and gas or basically anything that is tied to working on a car, wood – work, painting or construction? Chances are if you can smell fumes they are getting into your house. Most houses are not going to be one hundred percent airtight. It’s these lingering fumes that could be making you feel sick. Neighbors who do wood – work may wear masks to keep from breathing in dust and tiny particles of wood. The mask may also prevent the inhalation of varnish fumes applied to wood. Likewise with neighbors who work on cars, to avoid fumes, do painting, to avoid fumes, and perhaps construction work around their house, to avoid dust and fumes.
