Our last #health_awareness was based on cement effects to the skin, but we are treating how cement can affect you If you inhale its dust....

Inhaling high levels of #cement_dust may occur when workers empty bags of cement. In the short term, such exposure irritates the nose and throat and causes choking and difficult breathing. Sanding, grinding, or cutting concrete can also release large amounts of dust containing high levels of #crystalline_silica. Prolonged or repeated exposure can lead to a disabling and often fatal lung disease called #silicosis.

Some studies also indicate a link between crystalline silica exposure and lung cancer.

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Many types of cement powder can cause allergic reactions upon skin contact and are irritating to skin, eyes, and lungs but let's talk about the skin first.Health effects
Cement can cause ill health by skin contact, eye contact, or inhalation. Risk of injury depends on duration and level of exposure and individual sensitivity.

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Do you know cement is dangerous to the health? Yes it's, there are various advantages and disadvantages of cement but we will deal with the disadvantages. Cement has #Toxin in it which can damage your health. So stay away from cement fumes.

We belive remodeling is almost the most common activities going on in the world of tilers tody. Older tiles are been removed and new once are been installed. But many do not know the disadvantages in remodeling their tiles work. According to our findings, when remodeling, almost 80 percent of the air at the area of remodeling becomes dusty which forms very small, invisible and harmful fumes, depending on how the tiles is been installed and weather of that area. That is why we at B.A.B.Y TILER COMPANY LTD do not allow unspecialized and untrained personnel to be at our site of remodeling, most especially children.
Anywhere tiles work is going on, always stay very far away from the site because the fumes produced from the activities can harm you internally. FUMES ARE DEADLY!
And always make sure after remodeling or tiles work in general, apply full Air Ventilation in your home or office until the air is clear enough and clean before you move in.

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We are still on the #question_you_need_to_ask_your_tiler_before_tiles_installation.

Is a #Latex_adhesive or #Toxin_free_Thinset been used? (using one that has #SEALANT in it may have some #FUMES which are extremely dangerous to the breath), unless it dries. to prevent this, just #VENTILATE your home.
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Even if ceramic tilse is nontoxic, there are still some quest you need to ask your tiler before tiles installation.
Questions like,

What type of sub-flooring are you putting? We recommend #wonder_board.

Ceramic tiles itself is non-toxic, and often it's installation is a non-toxic process as well.
This is an example of a tile product,

#Vinyl_flooring, total thickness 5mm with 0,5mm overlay(LVT) in wood optics
EL LOC locking system (Välinge)
Abrasion class 33
Embossed
Virgin PVC
Intensified with glass fibre for a better structural stability
Plank size: 5 x 146 / 183 x 1210 / 1220mm
Bevel: 4 sides

Not only is ceramic tiles free of chemicals found in most other #synthetic_flooring such as #Laminate, #Vinyl, #PVC, #Carpet e.t.c, it's is also easy to clean allowing you to wash away any unwanted outside chemicals (on our facebook page m.facebook.com/babytilerworld, we explained how unwanted chemicals get into your home) that comes into your home.

Our last #HEALTH_AWAREMESS was based on #CARPET;_A_TOXIC_WAST_LAND. But we are hitting this new topic about #CERAMIC_TILES. When choosing flooring materials for your new or existing home, ceramic tiles is a safer, non-toxic option.

Our last health awareness was based on bugs.

But if you paint your room or put new wood or laminate flooring in any part of your house, your carpets is very efficient at holding those toxins from the products for you to inhale long after the work has been completed.