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I found this very interesting on snopes. If you have granite countertops, you may want to get them checked. http://www.snopes.com/medical/toxins/granite.asp
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Oh, my...and we just finished our new kitchen with granite counter tops! I forwarded the Snopes article to my Engineer husband. I'll let him research this one. Thanx for the posting. Lois...
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Not a problem. I hope your counters are safe.
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MMM, I found this very interesting and have been mulling it over since I first read it. I wonder, what do you do if your granite emits the gas? Rip them out, I think not. Vent it in someway? I'm going to purchase a tester and see if my granite is responsible for my foggy brain. 
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neednanap wrote: I wonder, what do you do if your granite emits the gas? Rip them out I wonder if there's building codes for this. I'm not sure what would happen.
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