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Mould paint additive safe for child?

  • 24-11-2014 9:08pm
    #1
    woollyhat
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 ✭


    We had our bedroom painted with VC175 Mould Stop Paint additive today. It stinks!
    We were told it was safe to sleep in the room once the paint was dry, and as we have vistitors, this means our 1.5yr old is sleeping there tonight.

    Painting stopped at 4pm. But when i went to put baby to sleep, my throat and eyes were burning from being in the room. I can't find information online anywhere about the safety of mould additives. Is it safe to leave her there to sleep tonight? She has severe food allergies, so I'm a little fearful that she may be more irritated than most by fumes etc. Himself isn't too worried about it.
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  • #2
    corglass
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,113 ✭✭✭corglass


    woollyhat wrote: »
    We had our bedroom painted with VC175 Mould Stop Paint additive today. It stinks!
    We were told it was safe to sleep in the room once the paint was dry, and as we have vistitors, this means our 1.5yr old is sleeping there tonight.

    Painting stopped at 4pm. But when i went to put baby to sleep, my throat and eyes were burning from being in the room. I can't find information online anywhere about the safety of mould additives. Is it safe to leave her there to sleep tonight? She has severe food allergies, so I'm a little fearful that she may be more irritated than most by fumes etc. Himself isn't too worried about it.

    I think you know the answer yourself. Move the child into another room


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