by BaaBaaBlackSheep on January 4th, 2006

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Is the lead contained in Christmas lights enough to cause lead poisoning? If so, how much exposure is hazardous?

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by anonymous on April 4th, 2007
No...there isnt enough. Besides, lead poisoning is more commonly found in drinking water due to lead pipes and all. The amount of lead found in a christmas tree bulb isnt even enough to deem it lead.
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