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Depending on what it is you can do it youself but would need to wear old clothes, a mask, have plenty of sealable plastic bags to put it in, double seal it, and take it to a place where they deal with disposing of asbestos. If the asbestos is inside the house this isn&#039;t ideal as breaking off the asbestos and carrying it around the house will leave dust eveywhere. You&#039;d possibly want to take it in a van rather than your own car to prevent asbestos dust building up in your car.

In general it&#039;s safer to get specialists to do it for you.

Given how cacinogenic it is, I&#039;d advise a specialist especially if there are young people around.</description>
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<p>Depending on what it is you can do it youself but would need to wear old clothes, a mask, have plenty of sealable plastic bags to put it in, double seal it, and take it to a place where they deal with disposing of asbestos. If the asbestos is inside the house this isn&#8217;t ideal as breaking off the asbestos and carrying it around the house will leave dust eveywhere. You&#8217;d possibly want to take it in a van rather than your own car to prevent asbestos dust building up in your car.</p>
<p>In general it&#8217;s safer to get specialists to do it for you.</p>
<p>Given how cacinogenic it is, I&#8217;d advise a specialist especially if there are young people around.</p>
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Get a specialist. What if it got onto your clothes or hair? Then you could carry that out to others.</description>
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<p>Get a specialist. What if it got onto your clothes or hair? Then you could carry that out to others.</p>
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