“Cannot figure out if it helps with removing lead particles in an old house?”

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• If airborne and particls, then yes. Most important is to regularly wet mop/sponge surfaces. Only the very smallest particals will stay airborne. Bigger ones will deposit on any surface.

  Answered by TheDude 4 years ago

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• I would call Blue Air technical people, but since there is no level of lead that is safe, I would not use a filter as a primary strategy. I am not a professional, have just been subject to toxic exposure, not of lead in particular.

  Answered by TwoFeet 3 years ago

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• Not in any permanent solution kind of way.

  Answered by Chris 4 years ago

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