The Nail Salon Ventilation Code Every Owner Should Know
What actually counts as 'source capture' under nail salon ventilation code, and what doesn't (even if it feels like it should).
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What actually counts as 'source capture' under nail salon ventilation code, and what doesn't (even if it feels like it should).
Sponsored by Aerovex Systems
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Clara Soto, Charlotte, N.C.
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