Lead Testing
Lead testing
Lead is a natural, soft metal that is very toxic if consumed.
Lead was widely used in house paint until it was banned in 1978.
Lead particles and dust can become airborne, leading to dangerous indoor air pollution.
Risks:
Exposure to lead can damage the brain, nervous system, kidneys, and red blood cells.
If children are exposed, they may develop short attention spans, behavioral problems, lower IQ levels, and delayed growth.
Lead was widely used in house paint until it was banned in 1978.
Lead particles and dust can become airborne, leading to dangerous indoor air pollution.
Risks:
Exposure to lead can damage the brain, nervous system, kidneys, and red blood cells.
If children are exposed, they may develop short attention spans, behavioral problems, lower IQ levels, and delayed growth.