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Is it safe to do wood staining while pregnant?
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Yes: It would be best to do in a well ventilated space and to use liquid stain instead of aerosol sprays. Wearing gloves would be beneficial.
Answered 10/18/2020
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Should not: Most stains can be irritating and even when not pregnant may need to be performed with a mask or breathing apparatus, or at the least with proper ventilation. Best to avoid this activity while pregnant. Make your husband or boyfriend do the staining!
Answered 9/7/2013
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