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Almost 27 weeks preg. is it safe to stay in a room if my husband puts a couple samples of water based paint on walls? if not, how long should i wait?
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Smelly : I suspect the smell of the paint will be overwhelmingly bad and make you want to leave the room. Other than that it is not harmful.
Answered 10/5/2013
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