FreeLists / homeclinic / [homeclinic] Re: Monthly posting & Question on Fluorescent lights

["LHZirkle" <lhzirkle@xxxxxxxx>]

The answer is True, but for the reason that if a bulb gets broken, the
material that can spill from the bulb is poison.
The Health Dept. requires at least plastic sleeves over exposed bulbs in
commercial kitchens.

Lewis Zirkle

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Subject: [homeclinic] Monthly posting & Question on Fluorescent lights


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