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(I posted this same question in occupationalOccupational asthma health community just to obtain as many opinions from people in different aspects of knowledge. Do not mean to spam )
I had an experience where as a youth I had explored an abandoned building and removed some old town documents. Really old cool records of town activity, didn't think much of it. The other day I took the papers out of my attic and were looking through them, where I noticed a good deal of crystalline dust was falling from them. I am not experienced with the appearance of asbestos, but realized that this dust was probably not good to breathBreath alcohol test Breath holding spell Breath odor even if not a documented toxin. I mist the rug of the room I was in with water and vacumed it off with a shopvac. I then proceeded to vacum with a regularRegular insulin vacum cleaner. My questions are as follows:
1) had this dust been asbestos, would this be catagorized as a hazardous exposure given I was looking through the papers in the room I sleep in?