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Good afternoon,
I have a question. My husband and I moved about two weeks ago (rental house). We got everything done pretty quickly. But now I'm wondering: my husband has been drilling holes for a week now, quite a lot, and the furniture is already in the house. I'm trying to stay away from the neighbors as much as possible, but that's sometimes almost impossible. Could it be harmful that he's been drilling for a week and I might have been here and there, standing nearby or passing by? Due to the paint on the walls... I don't know what kind of paint was there before. Again, I've tried to stay away from the neighbors as much as possible, but that's sometimes really impossible. And we have a balcony off our bedroom, but if my husband is drilling on the balcony and the doors and windows are closed, isn't it almost impossible for the dust to get onto the bed linen? And could that be harmful? Suppose the drilling dust ended up on the bed linen, could that be harmful? Or in the shower, for example, on the towels? Sorry if I'm asking a whole bunch of questions???? I'm really wondering about this.
But I get quite panicked when my husband is drilling because it's hard to avoid sometimes since the wall dust is everywhere...
I have a question. My husband and I moved about two weeks ago (rental house). We got everything done pretty quickly. But now I'm wondering: my husband has been drilling holes for a week now, quite a lot, and the furniture is already in the house. I'm trying to stay away from the neighbors as much as possible, but that's sometimes almost impossible. Could it be harmful that he's been drilling for a week and I might have been here and there, standing nearby or passing by? Due to the paint on the walls... I don't know what kind of paint was there before. Again, I've tried to stay away from the neighbors as much as possible, but that's sometimes really impossible. And we have a balcony off our bedroom, but if my husband is drilling on the balcony and the doors and windows are closed, isn't it almost impossible for the dust to get onto the bed linen? And could that be harmful? Suppose the drilling dust ended up on the bed linen, could that be harmful? Or in the shower, for example, on the towels? Sorry if I'm asking a whole bunch of questions???? I'm really wondering about this.
But I get quite panicked when my husband is drilling because it's hard to avoid sometimes since the wall dust is everywhere...
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