Re: Re: Wall Paint - Which one is safer?/gse?

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Why would you put gse in it next time?

anacat_11 <anacat_11@...> wrote: We used all Bioshield products

for our interiors. The paint smelled

like milk (though the wall paint we used had no milk in it) and all

the others smelled suspiciously of chemicals, despite their labels.

We had no problem with respiratory issues while painting, though we

always tried to keep the kids away from wet paint anyway.

The only issue is that bioshield has no fungicides in it and will

mold a little in the usual places (along window frames) if you run

humidifiers in small rooms in winter like we do. The newly opened

cans might even have a tiny bit of fungus because of it- sensitive

people should always get samples. If I had it to do over, I might

mix a little grape seed extract into the batches for the bedrooms.

Others here can probably tell you the nitty gritty on some of the

ingredients listed and on the companies in question. I might be

wrong about Bioshield's reliability, but it seemed to work great for

us.

>

> Hello to all,

>

> I would be so appreciative if you could help me with this. I have

a

> choice between two companies to buy paint for my house. We will

be

> moving to the house within a month. Here are the ingredients:

>

> Zero VOC Eggshell Paint from AFM Safe Coat:

> Ingredients: Water, Titanium Dioxide, Acrylic Copolymer,

Limestone,

> Aluminum Silicate

>

> Wall Paint Satin from Bioshield:

> " Ingredients: Water, chalk, asbestos-free talcum, titanium

dioxide,

> polyphosphate (a water softener), cellulose, alcohol ester, sodium

> hydroxide, and preservative. "

>

>

> Also, I found this paint from Bioshield. Are the ingredients safe

for

> my little one??

> " Ingredients: Water, chalk, marble, titanium dioxide,

polyphosphate

> (a water softener), cellulose, alcohol ester, sodium hydroxide. "

>

> Thank you so very much for your help. I wish you all a nice

evening.

>

> Samar

>

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