> And lead paint is similar. In-situ it's pretty harmless. It's the removal that's dangerous and is more likely to poison. This is not completely true. I remem

> And lead paint is similar. In-situ it's pretty harmless. It's the removal that's dangerous and is more likely to poison. This is not completely true. I remember some studies looking at lead accumulation in dust. It's not just macroscopic paint chips on the outside of houses that children ingest, it's dust in the house as well.