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Do you have to leave the house if hardwood floors are sanded and refinished because of the varnish fumes?

By Taurus430 Asked Oct 5 2008 9:27AM
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by Sheriff Raff -Answerhag on Oct 5, 2008 at 9:28 am Permalink

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I had to get away from my husband on Thursday night because the soles of his new shoes were rubber and giving off the nastiest aroma that I was feeling sick.

Do yourself a favor and leave the home to air out with the windows open.
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