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No-VOC paints, like Olympic Premium or the Freshaire Choice, contain no volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which are what cause paint to have such a strong and lingering odor. No VOCs. No smell. Feel free to paint whenever inspiration ...

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However, nowadays, most paint manufacturers produce low-VOC or no-VOC paints. Purchasing low-VOC paint (or non-toxic alternative paints) along with careful paint disposal, will help you and your family stay healthy. Eco-Friendly Paints ...

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You may have heard that VOC-free paints weren't as good and didn't cover as well as regular paint, but that's no longer the case. Even Consumer Reports, the consumer protection company, recommends several brands of no-VOC and low-VOC ...

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Paint without the fumes | Safety at Home

There are many good quality low-VOC and no-VOC paints on the market. When we repainted my sons' room last week, I followed my own advice and chose a no-VOC paint for the walls. I like to shop at my friendly neighborhood eco paint store, ...

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Paint Your Home "Green" To Stay Healthy and Protect the ...

Fortunately, virtually every paint company in business has now developed a no-VOC, environmentally friendly paint. Most of these work like a charm. They roll on smoothly without polluting the air, and because they're water-based, ...

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Eco-Remodelers » Blog Archive » Our Zero VOC Painting Projects

After some research, I went with the Harmony paint line available at Sherwin-Williams. We painted our daughters' rooms pink and purple and this paint, with no odors and no VOCs, worked perfectly. It's a bit thicker than normal paint, ...

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A Review of No-VOC Paints from the NYT - AbbeyK — On Interior Design

OK, I was kind of a jerk about it. So today I chuckled when I saw a review of No-VOC paints from the New York Times. Road test Finally, A Good Looking Non Toxic Paint? by Stephen Treffinger. I'll try to be kinder this time. ...

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Houseonality!: Why use low VOC paint?

Consumers are often confused as to what standards to follow when it comes to lower VOC paint.Regional IssuesAccording to the EPA no national standards have been set for VOCs in non industrial settings. Past efforts have been made by ...

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Going Green without Going Broke when Painting your House ...

For example, a painting contractor can use paint products that have little or no volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Costing only a few dollars more per gallon, low or no VOC paints are safer for the environment. ...

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Whether you are going “green” or not, you can't go wrong with choosing a Low or NO VOC paint product from your home. They provide many health, environmental and everyday benefits in your next home improvement project. ...

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DallasPaintingBlog.com notes on 2008-2009

Posted on December 19, 2008 by OSM

This is a brief look back at the 2008 Year.
The DallasPaintingBlog.com was established in 2008 to provide transparent informative value to Dallas Home Owners and Dallas Painting Contractors.
In 2008 we had the opportunity to partner with Blue Ox Painting Manager Nick Gronewold, and Paint Color Help’s Juli Roland!!!
The site now features current images of painting [...]

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Cost of Antiquing and Distressing Furniture

Posted on October 21, 2008 by OSM

Distressed Furniture is in style.
When it comes to distressing furniture there is no wrong way to do it. But there are two main choices involved here…
1. DIY furniture antiquing and distressing
2. Or you hire a painting contractor or artist to antique or distress your furniture. So what does it cost to antique and [...]

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