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Kitchen Cabinet Demolition (Particleboard Formaldehyde, Pre-1978 Lead Paint) — household safety profile
Low riskKitchen cabinet removal releases formaldehyde from cut/broken particleboard and MDF.
What is this product?
Kitchen cabinet removal releases formaldehyde from cut/broken particleboard and MDF. Sawing composite wood produces formaldehyde-laden dust — short-term spikes can exceed OSHA STEL (2 ppm) in enclosed kitchens. Pre-1978 cabinets may have lead paint. Post-demolition may reveal moisture damage and mold behind cabinets.
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