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Go Paperless Or Your Laser Printer Will Kill You!

45264 Look, we all have known that our printers are hazardous to our pocketbook.  They are relatively cheap to buy, but maintenance, paper, and toner can run you into the ground.  Now, a new study show s that in fact laser printers can damage your lungs much in the same way as smoke particles from cigarettes.  A third of all laser printers tested emit potentially dangerous levels of toner into the air.  This is a little disconcerting to me because my laser printer sit right beside me.  Luckily, I do not use it nearly as much as I have in the past.

August 01, 2007 in Bad Legal Practices, Of Interest, Research, Technology |

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Susan Cartier Liebel

Wow. That's a new (and scary one) on me. Thanks for the information. I don't use mine very much either but I'm certainly going to use it less until such time as I am completely paperless. Thanks, again, Chuck.

Posted by: Susan Cartier Liebel | August 01, 2007 at 07:37 PM

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