Guest guest Posted June 6, 2002 Report Share Posted June 6, 2002 >>>>>>The antimony is the big problem and it is of course used all over everything children wear and sleep on to " protect " them. From fires, not from getting poisoned.<<<<<< Although I haven't received the official copy of both my son's DDI hair test results, I do have faxed copies. I suspect my two son's have a level somewhere in the yellow on antimony. Are there other places they would pick this up, other than children's clothes and if so, what? When buying clothes do you simply look for clothing that is not flame retardant? Also, my boyfriend works around treated lumber in the winter time. He cuts mass quantities and nails it together to make boat docks (no respirator, no protection - boss won't spring for this stuff). Although he doesn't live with my children and I, I've noticed their arsenic level looks like it's probably in the red. Could they be getting this from him? He uses my washer and dryer for his clothes, but doesn't physically wash them with ours. Could this be a possible connection? Just searching for answers.... a - Peoria IL _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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