Loading... Please wait...Here are 373 woods known to cause health problems. Exposure to any wood dust can cause health problems. Whether they affect someone and how badly the problems are depends on the amount of exposure and the body chemistry of the individual. Many of these are sensitizers and the health problems may not show up until a certain amount of exposure. Many of these have different common names and the scientific descriptions are somewhat imprecise especially at the retail level. You can use a Dylos Air Quality Monitor to measure the amount of wood dust in the air.
Besides these, and many other woods, there can be grave health risks in glues, epoxies, finishes and similar used in wood woodworking. Anything that is used as a liquid and dries to a solid has a solvent that evaporates. These solvents are volatile to extremely volatile and can have very serious health effects.
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African Blackwood |
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Blue Gum
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Western Red Cedar |
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Douglas fir |
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Ebony |
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Ficus Tree |
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Gum Tree |
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Hard Maple |
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Indian Teak |
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Jarrah Tree |
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Keruing Tree |
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Lapacho Tree |
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Mahogany Tree |
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Northern Silky Oak |
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Osage-Orange Tree |
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Poplar Tree |
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Quebracho Tree |
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Rosewood |
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Sassafras |
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Tamboti Tree |
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walnut tree |
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Zebrawood Tree |
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