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Do the fumes from lawn mowers cause brain damage?

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If you are only exposed to them for about 15-20 minutes every week or two? Could it noticabley effect your intelligence? Or would it effect it at all?

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  1. If you were running the machine in unventilated area, and breathing in the fumes for the entire period of time, I would think so as you would be getting quite a bit of carbon monoxide. However, if you are talking about using the mower outside while cutting a lawn I seriously would doubt it. I would be more worried about breathing in the air while traveling through a city then once a week mowing your lawn.


  2. In my day if I didn't mow the lawn I'd get butt damage and it wasn't from fumes.  RScott

  3. That much probably won't seriously harm you although I wouldn't directly inahle them thow because they are noxious and will cause cancer if inahled over a lifetime.  

  4. CO2=poison, but i've been in lawn maintenance my whole and i have not seen a seena seena uhwhat was the question

  5. No, as I am 6'4" my breathing gear is a long way away from a mowers exhaust

    RScott that wouldnt have been Dads Boot?

    Anyway breathing too much Carbon monoxide does not alter your itelligence It just makes you Dead!!

    Glenn T

    CO2 is carbon di oxide, a food grade gas whichI also use withmy Mig Welder

    Carbon MONOXIDE is in exhaust gases from internal combustion engines and is leathal

  6. No you won't get brain damage.Fumes are mixed with the air outside so are not a problem.

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