FoxInTheBirstallBox Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 Does anyone have any experience removing or having a company in to remove asbestos. The Mrs keeps being boring and won't let me do it myself
Suzie the Fox Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 1 minute ago, FoxInTheBirstallBox said: Does anyone have any experience removing or having a company in to remove asbestos. The Mrs keeps being boring and won't let me do it myself She is 100% correct Have a read of this, might be of some use http://www.hse.gov.uk/asbestos/faq.htm
Innovindil Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 6 minutes ago, FoxInTheBirstallBox said: Does anyone have any experience removing or having a company in to remove asbestos. The Mrs keeps being boring and won't let me do it myself This is why women live longer than men
Finnegan Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 The Mrs keeps being boring and won't let me shatter poisonous fibres all over the gaff, what a bitch.
Soup Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 TBH it wouldn't bother me removing asbestos, if it was a one off they'll be no problems. However getting rid is the problem, it's not like you can chuck it in.the wheelie bin. You need to be registered and require permits etc. Pain in the backside really
fuchsntf Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 1 hour ago, FoxInTheBirstallBox said: Does anyone have any experience removing or having a company in to remove asbestos. The Mrs keeps being boring and won't let me do it myself Getting it out..any decent contientious DIY er,with protection could do it !! But it's the desposing,and the permits to dispose of.you won't save money!! Plus any flytipping by a contractual cowboy worker,could still find you resonsible.... So don't do it yourself...!! Call in a KNOWN reputable specialist...!! I am on your Mrs side on this...!! And you can cook yourself for the next 6 months of you ignore us...Restaurants and take-aways have been told not to serve you,until specialist has been signed...
Bellend Sebastian Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 Do you know what sort of asbestos it is, for starters?
cambridgefox Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 29 minutes ago, Bellend Sebastian said: Do you know what sort of asbestos it is, for starters? White asbestos with a fig and apple chutney and toasted Brioche.
stripeyfox Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 1 hour ago, Soup said: TBH it wouldn't bother me removing asbestos, if it was a one off they'll be no problems. However getting rid is the problem, it's not like you can chuck it in.the wheelie bin. You need to be registered and require permits etc. Pain in the backside really chuck it in next door neighbours wheelie bin?
String fellow Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 Suggest ringing an ARCA approved company such as Phoenix Leicester, just across the river from the KP Stadium.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 19 minutes ago, cambridgefox said: White asbestos with a fig and apple chutney and toasted Brioche. That's the tastiest asbestos
Countryfox Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 We flooded the area where it was and did it ourselves. Got a friend who is in that line of business to safely take it away ... that is the biggest problem if you DIY it.
Soup Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 1 hour ago, stripeyfox said: chuck it in next door neighbours wheelie bin? In fairness being in the building trade 25+ years I've seen it all. Digging a big hole and burying it was standard at one time
FoxInTheBirstallBox Posted 21 January 2019 Author Posted 21 January 2019 2 hours ago, fuchsntf said: Getting it out..any decent contientious DIY er,with protection could do it !! But it's the desposing,and the permits to dispose of.you won't save money!! Plus any flytipping by a contractual cowboy worker,could still find you resonsible.... So don't do it yourself...!! Call in a KNOWN reputable specialist...!! I am on your Mrs side on this...!! And you can cook yourself for the next 6 months of you ignore us...Restaurants and take-aways have been told not to serve you,until specialist has been signed... It's a damn good job I do all the cooking already then I don't think she even knows there's a kitchen
fuchsntf Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 21 minutes ago, FoxInTheBirstallBox said: It's a damn good job I do all the cooking already then I don't think she even knows there's a kitchen I hope she's a good gardner...??
StanSP Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 6 hours ago, Soup said: TBH it wouldn't bother me removing asbestos, if it was a one off they'll be no problems. Why would there be no problems if it's a one-off?
CosbehFox Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 6 hours ago, Bellend Sebastian said: Do you know what sort of asbestos it is, for starters? Was going to say this - depends what your asbestos is in? If it’s considered low-risk, you can remove the item as a whole (so say a stainless sink with an asbestos pad or a section of fascia), bag it and arrange for the council to take away. Can save some money that way.
Strokes Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 2 hours ago, StanSP said: Why would there be no problems if it's a one-off? It would be, you’d have to be bloody mental to touch it without training and safety equipment.
bovril Posted 21 January 2019 Posted 21 January 2019 7 hours ago, cambridgefox said: White asbestos with a fig and apple chutney and toasted Brioche. M&S?
Crinklyfox Posted 22 January 2019 Posted 22 January 2019 Asbestosis is usually the result of prolonged exposure to asbestos dust. But asbestos fibres are dangerous and can lodge in the lungs if inhaled, causing gradual damage that may only be problematic years later.
stretch1965 Posted 22 January 2019 Posted 22 January 2019 10 hours ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Was going to say this - depends what your asbestos is in? If it’s considered low-risk, you can remove the item as a whole (so say a stainless sink with an asbestos pad or a section of fascia), bag it and arrange for the council to take away. Can save some money that way. Cardiff Fox is right here, I think you can take it to whetstone tip as long as it is double bagged and labelled. If it is an asbestos cement product ie corrugated shed roof/soffit board or similar then you should be ok to do it yourself as fibre release is very low. If it is blue or brown asbestos then I’d get somebody in. PM me if you want any advice (I don’t do removal btw before any others think I’m touting for work ) but what ever you do wear a FFP3 grade dust mask, you can get these cheap on amazon.
ozleicester Posted 22 January 2019 Posted 22 January 2019 pshawww young people today, we used to hack it up with a tomahawk and then dispose of it by running it through a blender and spreading it on our kids school lunch.
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