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Arsenic poisoning is extremely dangerous. Pressure treated wood contains the wood preservative CCA, which contains arsenic. Known as a human carcinogen, arsenic poisoning can be deadly. Signs of arsenic poisoning may include:

• Mild arsenic poisoning: Inhaling arsenic may cause symptoms that include, but are not limited to, nausea, loss of appetite, diarrhea.
• Moderate arsenic poisoning: Inhaling arsenic may cause symptoms that include, but are not limited to, tingling sensation in the palms, cramped muscles, metallic taste, vomiting, stomach and throat irritation, chronic headaches, fainting, dizziness, delirium, or coma.
• Long-term arsenic poisoning: Inhaling arsenic on a long-term basis may result in darkening of the skin, skin rash, marks on the fingernails, wart appearing marks, and skin pigmentation changes.

"New products not necessarily safer"

Pressure treated wood using arsenic, an effective poison for hundreds of years, was used in deck construction for many years but is no longer sold for residential use. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) banned most uses of arsenic as a pesticide...

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