It is usually considered safe to paint with latex paint in a ventilated room, but it is not safe to climb ladders!! You also want to make sure that if your home was built before 1973, that you are not the one scraping paint, because old paint contians lead, which is very harmful to children and pregnant women.
If you are referring to acrylic paint, it is safe. If there is any concern concerning ventilation, an open window is sufficient
To paint the room of a pregnant woman, use only ultra low VOC paints such as Benjamin Moore Aura. Inexpensive paints nearly all have volatile organic compounds which interfere with breathing, sleep, etc.
with ample ventilation until dry, the larger the surface area of exposed wet paint, more ventilation required
It is not always safe to paint around a baby. The chemicals in the paint can irritate the baby, or the baby may have a reaction to the chemicals. Keep the room well ventilated as you paint so when you do bring the baby back home, the room will be aired out.
Even with all the garage's doors and windows open it's best to have good local exhaust ventilation for this work.
i think its okay if itz a big room not a small and you have food and water in there with the queen. so yes
No not usually because of the fumes. If you must try a ventilation mask with a filter and open all the windows and doors. Try to have someone else do it and you leave for the day. You can even discuss with your doctor. The myth that painting is unsafe actually started years ago when there was still lead in the paint used. However, today they have changed the product, and you should no longer be able to buy paint that contains lead. It is not a problem. The only risk you will find that comes with painting is lightheadedness which can occur from reaching above your head. I helped paint my baby room, and I just made sure it was well ventilated and I sat down and took a break every so often. But don't paint alone!!! If, for some reason,you do get a dizzy spell, you will absolutely want someone near by to make sure you don't fall and hurt yourself. It is not only lead based paints that are unsafe. Paints with high VOCs (such as oil-based enamels and epoxy) are not safe for anyone to breathe over an extended period. If you are pregnant and want to do some painting, be sure to ask for a paint with low VOC, or at least be sure to use a water based (latex) paint and have proper ventilation. Even for several days after paint has been applied it can "offgas" fumes into the air. Continue to supply fresh air to an area that is freshly painted for as long as is practical after painting. While solvent-based paints pose more of a threat, water-based paints contain anti-microbials to inhibit microbiological growth while packaged. There are known health effects resulting from occupational exposure to anti-microbials. This would be an extremely low-level exposure, but low-level exposure science is just emerging and much is still unknown. Minimizing exposure to potentially hazardous substances while pregnant (and any other time) is prudent.
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yes it is safe for pregnant..
Make sure none get into the vents, and use plastic safe paint.
An oil furnace is safe as long as it has the proper ventilation and is properly maintained. Make sure your kids do not get around it so they can breathe in ventilation. Make sure you do an exam yearly to make sure all is okay.
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