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Brannvesen on scored.co
1 year ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)1 child
Only if your house burns down.
That said, lead still occurs in many places, such as car tires and is released in large quantities in the air near every major road with lot's of traffic. 12V car batteries has lead in them. Ammo is full of lead, hence a risk of polluted water if you live near a shooting range.
Also consider the risk of lead entering the drinking water. I'd paint the inside of the house rather than the outside with lead paint, then perhaps a second layer of regular paint over it. That should give protection but avoid any risk of ingestion through dust or similar.
That said, lead still occurs in many places, such as car tires and is released in large quantities in the air near every major road with lot's of traffic. 12V car batteries has lead in them. Ammo is full of lead, hence a risk of polluted water if you live near a shooting range.
Also consider the risk of lead entering the drinking water. I'd paint the inside of the house rather than the outside with lead paint, then perhaps a second layer of regular paint over it. That should give protection but avoid any risk of ingestion through dust or similar.