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Cardboard burning test

Hi guys! I have recently asked about some cardboard in the basement, and instead of making lab test i decided to burn piece of it. One piece flamed immediately, other did n't burned well, but finally turned into ash. So - does it prove that it was regular cardboard, not asbestos? Or i am superdumb and contaminated wholearea? video with burning https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZbHGCFbWjrxyXJBNR7DEBKfCuaxzKdYa/view?usp=sharing

Also, what about other visible types of insulation? Grey stuff looks like damaged foam rubber. And also there is something looking like some fabric or even bandage - what is it?

u/Great_Appeal_1111 — 14 days ago
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Hi all! I have recently get results of test of air in my home, it says - asbestos not detected. Sounds great! at first... And the i thought - how is this possible? There is always background level. They pumped 500 liters of air through detector. There should be hundreeds of fibers even in good case. How did they detected nothing? I'm worried that just their methods are bad

Also there were a note "someother mineral fibers (not asbestos) detected" should i be worried about it?

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