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Why we don't use Asbestos any more ?


Asbestos from a Miraculous Mineral to a Curse of Chaos😩
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              😂 One day, I hope to make an asbestos removal 🚫 company...The slogan will be "We'll do asbestos we can".👍

Come how this Nature's 🌄 handcrafted fragile and resilient💪 paradoxial marvel turned to be a silent harbinger of a cruel disease.

    First of all asbestos is a silicate mineral🪨composed of long fibrils which is resistant to high temperature🌡 and harmful chemicals☣️.

These were used by Egyptian Pharaohs as a cloth for preservation ⚰️ of Mummies. The Greeks used it in clay pots🏺.

.>> 😈 Small  "I can dive deep into the air sacs 🫁 " 

.>> 🔪Sharp  "I can poke the soft tissue and cause scars"

.>> 😨Hydrophobic " I don't dissolve in the mucus "

.>> 🔧Contains Iron "I can react with oxygen of the lungs and cause serious damage"

# 😱 We breathe Millions of Asbestos fibres from natural erosion of rocks. Don't Worry you won't get Cancer🎗.

So whether its your 🏠 roof, tiles or brake......Asbestos is Everywhere....Be Careful 😰.


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