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Is it safe to pregnant women to smell paint?
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If they don't: Have solvents, which most do! I am not talking about walking into a freshly-painted room for a minute. I am talking about chronic daily exposure. Don't worry if you briefly smell pain!
Answered 12/10/2013
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