As to beaches, our side (the East Coast) has chunkier sand particles, not the sugar sand.  

Both are pretty dangerous when in contact with skin or when aerosolized.

White trim over veneered particle board..

There is an aerosol can of some product called “Ozone” I believe that can be purchased at an auto supply store.

When they did the mold remediation, they removed the particle board walls, which revealed hydrostatic cracks in the basement walls.  

Over time, fine particles fill the pore space in the soil. 

The builder had an FHA test done to identify what particles in the water were causing the tests to fail, however that test was done the day before the first passing test was taken.

The entire kitchen floor was bubbled up due to water getting into the particle board..

I've been using the "eurostyle" bowfront vanities with porcelain tops, just wish I could get them in plywood rather than particle carcasses.Lastly the toilets: American Standard Cadet 3, ~$130 at HD.

Has anyone heard of and/or use Particle Space?