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Paint fumes

Voltage

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Hello i just finished a shift at work and the people there at the end of the shift were sweeping and painting the store. Is it even possible to get glutened by breathing in pain fumes or dust from the floor.

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I doubt there is any gluten in paint, and even if there were I don't believe you could get gluten from the fumes. I have heard that some dry wall may contain gluten, so if there was dust from dry wall in the air I suppose it could be possible.

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PS - Most celiac can tolerate skin contact with gluten, and only very sensitive ones, and perhaps those with DH, might have issues with this. Getting dust in your mouth that contains gluten, for example if you worked at a bakery, could be an issue.

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