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How Significant is the Methylene Chloride Ban?

How Significant is the Methylene Chloride Ban?
Methylene chloride is used in adhesives, paint and coating products, metal cleaning, aerosols, and in the manufacture of other chemicals.  It is also used as a paint stripper and as a laboratory solvent.
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