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HEPA Vacuum for small quantities only

HEPA filter vacuum cleaners are effective on small quantities of vermiculite indoors.

Never vacuum vermiculite with a regular vacuum cleaner.

HEPA vacuums and wet wiping can be used periodically to remove small amounts of vermiculite introduced into your home.

Use a HEPA vacuum to remove dust from previously inaccessible locations, such as under recently removed carpets, appliances and furniture.

Courtesy of Utah Department of Environmental Quality.

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