Lead-based paint renovation/abatement interior containment

[@diegus012]

excellent video. As someone who WAS considering a renovation project in a 1928 home, this made me realize one thing: don't mess with the walls unless strictly necessary! LOL In other words, all projects must be "need to have" as opposed to "nice to have".

[@itsdavidsantana]

I wish I saw this video last month! I just finished an interior restoration project and just ended up taping my plastic sheeting to the ceiling. Those poles look super simple to use! I will definitely have to look for those next time....

[@TestudoLLCMadison]

Yes, they work very seamlessly. They're great!

[@RonMorrison-c7v]

Does your power tool have a HEPA shroud on it?

[@whiteowl0227]

Is lead present in trace amounts even in "lead free" paint? I tested my apartment, which is in an old building, but all the walls in my unit were erected and painted in the 90s.

[@no1asbestosremovalmelbourn39]

Impressive work!

[@DavidSanchez-gq7nf]

Great video and very clear instructions

[@richmcauliffe1617]

What tool is that you are holding at the end of the video? Is that used to drill holes in wall?

[@Brandon-no3vc]

4 one you used painters tape but shuda had tuck tape and 4 two you have 2 have negative air

[@TestudoLLCMadison]

Negative air is not required for these types of lead paint regulations, but yeah it's a solid recommendation.

[@deaneng8540]

Where did you buy those poles?

[@TestudoLLCMadison]

Those are Zip Poles by ZipWall. They're available everywhere, big box stores, Amazon, etc.

[@Brandon-no3vc]

Yur suposed to have a containment room a dirty and shower and clean room and negative air

[@TestudoLLCMadison]

Containment is required for these regulations, but a dirty room & negative air are optional. Still, it's a solid recommendation to use them.

[@joshsmithward8848]

@@TestudoLLCMadisonwhat is a dirty room? Just another contained space to dress/undress?