Things that trigger chemical sensitivities and allergies are not necessarily things that are "smelly."
In fact, they usually aren't.

Good ventilation would be so awesome.

Building materials is not short for dust. It's short for things you build with, such as lumber, paint, so on and so forth. The way that these are treated or produced or the materials themselves can be volatile, releasing things into the air that cause health issues for people.

On Apr 21, 2015 4:18 PM, <hol@gaskill.com> wrote:
4) set up/install fans/ventilation

this is the number one thing we can do other than eliminating transient point sources

On 2015-04-21 15:14, Robert Benson wrote:

are "building materials" short for construction dust? what are we even taking about here? the most olfactory offensive substances i've encountered we're compost methane - which has been fairly sever at times.

things we could do:
1) clean bleach all trash/compost bins/buckets
2) sweep & mop all construction areas after work is done for the day.
3) cover all building materials with tarps/cloth
4) set up/install fans/ventilation
5) make sure fans are on prior to events

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