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02-20-2009, 01:26 PM
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| VOC LEVEL PROBLEM IM HAVING TROUBLE FINDING THE VOC LEVELS OF THE OILS IM USING SINCE THE AIR QUALITY MANAGMENT (AQMD) PEOPLE CAME TO MY SHOP, THEY HAVE BEEN ASKING FOR THAT SPECIFIC NUMBER, AND MOST OF THE OILS I USE DONT SPECIFY IT! WHERE COULD I BE ABLE TO FIND SOMEONE THAT HAS THOUGHS NUMBERS AND IS CERTIFIED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA??    |
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