> You might want to pull loose a piece and find an asbestos-testing lab
> nearby.
Or not. Short term exposure to asbestos (like for one removal job with
reasonable precautions) is not especially dangerous, and if you don't know if it
contains asbestos then you can treat it like it doesn't. (For example by
removing it yourself.)
> California, needless to say, was not one of the 47.
Exactly my point.
> There's also regulations regarding chain of custody - making sure that
> everyone who touches it is properly licensed and that it's disposed of
> at a licensed facility.
But only if you know that it contains asbestos. If ignorance is bliss, tis
folly to be wise.
Randall
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