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Asbestos is still found in older products, materials, and buildings. This section outlines where it may be present, how exposure occurs, and what risks it poses. Understanding these sources helps prevent unnecessary contact and supports early action for those affected.
Golf carts may seem like harmless recreational vehicles, but older models can hide a surprising hazard. Many golf cart brake shoes and linings manufactured decades ago contained asbestos, a mineral once valued for its heat resistance and durability. While modern brakes are made with safer alternatives, the lingering presence of asbestos in older parts remains …
Bowling has been a popular pastime for generations, bringing friends and families together for recreation, competition, and fun. What few people realize, however, is that some of the bowling balls used in the mid-20th century contained a hidden danger: asbestos. As part of our continuing “Asbestos In…” series, this article explores how asbestos made its …
Fake snow has become a popular decoration during the holiday season, in movies, theater productions, and seasonal displays in shopping malls. Its sparkling, snowy appearance brings the magic of winter indoors, but in the past there was a little-known hazard associated with some fake snow products. Certain older fake snow products may contain asbestos. In …
Shotguns are widely used for hunting, sport shooting, and self-defense. They have been a part of our cultural heritage for centuries, but there’s a hidden danger lurking in some shotgun shells that many are unaware of: asbestos. In this article, we will shed light on the presence of asbestos in shotgun shells during the 1960s …
