




Yagh, really..what to think, what to do...?
What's most practical, pragmatic, ethical,
affordable.? solution
for my own dilemma , short term , before calling in the authorities and upsetting the family-business apple cart...
I just wanna cover a
suspected asbestos-lined exterior hatch with some visqueen (6 mil clear-ish plastic).
press-fit some supports (w/o nails, staples, [spindlings nor mutilations]),
take the edge off immediete dread .
This is about an exterior wooden enclosure containing several fuse panels for an apt. bld'g vintage 1940's. Hatch gate lined with some decrepitating fibrous thick paper insulation,
grey in color--not the pink or yellow of fiberglass batt.
{See, i've already been snowed upon by its' itchy scratchy fibrous exudations, as well as several other exposures to known asbestos sources. I've already survived one (non-lung) cancer surgery , so..
.big deal..what's another suspected toxin among the plethora of scarey oogga -booggaH...to me} .
For other tenants and utility workers chancing upon the insulation-- while simply attempting to be minding their own business checking their fuse boxes, -- it seems to me that a clear plastic protective window is far better than the nothing/ worse-than-nothing that they would have otherwise encountered . According to the Pro Chat room, i could be [having to be] telling this to the judge, before possibly getting hauled to jail.....ah, but maybe in jail with all that time to think,
at last/
/[at least] i get that oppt'y to study how to satisfy the official requirements of consumption of time, resources, money, and brain-span...
may the lawyer who represents itself get its' [best fools'] due..

may the well-meaning amateur get its' lugubrious and pragmatic credit,

"dang it all", "i'm goin' in", "takin' one for th' team", "gettin' it done"
...(as soon as this hangover wears off, and the rain stops......
cheers!) (!!!)