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Bathroom painted (no voc paint). wanted to look at color so peeked in shortly after first coat. can that be harmful (i'm 31 weeks pregnant)?
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Paint fumes: Prolonged exposure to paint fumes may potentially be harmful but a brief exposure doubtful.
Answered 3/14/2019
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