[Greenbuilding] Removing tar/mastic
Stacey Champion
sc at championindoors.com
Mon Jul 23 11:15:52 EDT 2007
Mike-
Depending on the year your house was built, keep in mind there may have been
asbestos containing tiles at one time and the mastic itself used during
those years has the potential to contain asbestos as well (generally it's
low - about 2% ACM.)
If it's possible for you to leave it alone that may be the best (and
easiest) choice. Removing it is tedious and messy to say the least.
Stacey Champion, CIE
Owner/Consultant
Champion Indoor Environmental Services, LLC
Champion Indoors, LLC
[1]www.championindoors.com
Mike Kelly wrote:
> We are getting started on remodeling our house. When we are done, the
> houes will be quite open. We removed the wood floors in the study and
> found a tar moisture barrier all over the slab. Any suggestions for
> getting this off without the use of harsh chemicals?
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