On Apr 12, 7:56*pm, "HeyBub" wrote:
ransley wrote:

Nowhere is it recommeded to "seal" drywall against Vapor Poisoning.

Right. I've never seen a bit of wood stamped "For best results,
painting is recommended" either.

You've got to adapt to what you've got.

So you say paint Cedar and PT is proper.

No, I didn't say that. I said I've never seen a bit of wood with that
recommendation. Yet, for reasons seemingly unfathomable, many people do
paint wood in spite of not being told to do so.

Needing to seal drywall on
all exposed areas with oil is improper. It would also likely more than
double instalation costs. Whats next, poisonous chemicals in carpets
and furniture, actualy that just happened in Europe with Chinese
office chairs giving rashes.

Yeah, I heard about that. Fortunately, injections are available for most
allergic rashes.

So if you bought a chinese chair that gave you a rash you would see a
doctor. I wouldnt wast the time or money, Its likely poison in those
chairs anyway, hundreds of bad chemicals give rashes, last time I
spilled paint thinner on my pants I got a rash, so you say I should
have gotten an alergy shot! I see it as poison, chinese negligence to
saftey.