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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Circus, post: 1715426, member: 51195&quot;]If it is an old safe and that is the fireproofing falling down from the inside you have a bigger problem as the mixture was cement and asbestos You will have to remove everything in plastic bags to contain the dust. as it will stay airborne for days if their is any air movement. A plastic tyveck suit, asbestos rated cartridges for a mask, gloves and doubled up plastic bags. For any loose or chunks, also a vacuum with a hepa filter is a must.&nbsp; depending on when you bought it if it is a used safe No honest lock smith/safe shop would have sold you one with out informing you of the dangers. if you bought from a lock/safe shop find out if the have a current bond. and who holds it.</p><p>Having spent over 33 years in the building management field, And having to take a couple hunderds hours of classes on asbestos management&nbsp; and removal. You may have some large bills for clean up and disposal of the safe.</p><p><br /></p><p>Those lawyer ads on TV seem like hype but they, aren&#039;t it is nasty stuff[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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