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	<title>Comments on: Use Stimulus Package Spending to Get the Lead Out of School Water Systems</title>
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		<title>By: Irene Clark</title>
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		<dc:creator>Irene Clark</dc:creator>
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		<description>I am also concerned with the lead in ordinary garden hoses.  Most have lead. Some workers use they as a drinking source and many pets are watered with hoses-- some animals may never have access to water without lead in it.  I believe CA has higher standard for garden hoses than the rest of the country.  When shopping for hoses, the warning is on the back of the wrapper-- inside the coils of the hoses-- in tiny writing it says contains as substance known by the State of Ca to cause cancer.  Not for drinking water.  I wish other states also knew it contained carcinogens!

BTW, the white Marine hoses are normally lead-free &amp; approved for drinking water-- I urge you to switch to these for your pets &amp; garden soil, if not for your own health.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am also concerned with the lead in ordinary garden hoses.  Most have lead. Some workers use they as a drinking source and many pets are watered with hoses&#8211; some animals may never have access to water without lead in it.  I believe CA has higher standard for garden hoses than the rest of the country.  When shopping for hoses, the warning is on the back of the wrapper&#8211; inside the coils of the hoses&#8211; in tiny writing it says contains as substance known by the State of Ca to cause cancer.  Not for drinking water.  I wish other states also knew it contained carcinogens!</p>
<p>BTW, the white Marine hoses are normally lead-free &amp; approved for drinking water&#8211; I urge you to switch to these for your pets &amp; garden soil, if not for your own health.</p>
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