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DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION ON LEASED PAINT AND LEASED PAINT HAZARDS 1. Lead Warning Statement: Housing built before 1978 may contain lead based paint. Lead from paint, paint chips, and dust can pose

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How to fill out lead from paint:

1. Start by wearing protective gear, such as gloves, a mask, and goggles, to ensure your safety.
2. Next, use a chemical lead test kit to determine if the paint contains lead. Follow the instructions carefully and wait for the results.
3. If the paint tests positive for lead, you'll need to take precautionary measures. Ensure proper ventilation by opening windows and using fans.
4. Use plastic sheeting or drop cloths to cover the floor and nearby surfaces to prevent any contamination.
5. Wet the painted surface with a solution of water and liquid detergent. This helps to minimize the release of lead dust during the removal process.
6. Use a razor blade or scraper to gently remove loose paint from the surface. Be careful not to create dust or chips that could be ingested or inhaled.
7. Once the loose paint is removed, dispose of it properly in sealed plastic bags or containers labeled for hazardous waste.
8. Clean the area thoroughly using wet mops, sponges, or HEPA vacuum cleaners designed for lead dust removal.
9. Dispose of contaminated cleaning materials and waste following your local regulations.
10. It is advisable to conduct regular lead testing, especially in older homes or buildings, to ensure the safety of occupants.

Who needs lead from paint?

1. Homeowners or renters living in older properties, particularly those built before 1978 when lead-based paints were widely used.
2. Parents or caregivers who want to create a safe environment for children, as lead exposure can cause severe developmental issues in young children.
3. Professionals involved in renovation or remodeling projects, who need to comply with lead safety regulations and take necessary precautions to protect themselves and others from lead exposure.

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What is lead from paint?

Lead is a toxic metal that was used in paints for many years. It can be harmful if ingested or inhaled.

Who is required to file lead from paint?

The individuals or companies involved in the sale, renovation, or demolition of buildings built before 1978 are required to file lead from paint.

How to fill out lead from paint?

Lead from paint can typically be filled out online through local or federal governmental websites.

What is the purpose of lead from paint?

The purpose of lead from paint is to track and monitor the presence of lead in buildings and ensure that proper safety measures are taken to protect individuals from exposure.

What information must be reported on lead from paint?

The report typically includes information about the building, the presence of lead paint, any renovations or demolitions planned, and the measures taken to address lead hazards.