Painting Your House

There are many many no-VOC paints out there, and a few really non-toxic paints. You of course are going to pay more for them, and even if the paint is no-voc, when you add color you may get a little.

No-VOC paints really really help with the smell.

Also, you can get air filters that take out smell, allergens and chemicals. Use this in the room for a week or so after. http://www.achooallergy.com/austin-air.asp

Here is a list of low-toxic paints rated. http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/10-best-nonvoc-lowtoxic-i...

the newer paints are low VOC, and don't pose this problem.

best,
F. B.

Low VOC paints are everywhere now. Lots of fans with windows open to help it dry quickly and help if there is any residual fumes. (Doubt it but just to be EXTRA certain).

Inside or outside?

Use acrylic (water-based) vs. oil based paint. It's oil based paint that stinks forever.