No, I never told you. I just held it in. And now, I miss everything about you. Can't believe that I still want you. And after all the things we've been through. I miss everything about you. Without you. Songwriters: REEVES, JASON / DIAGUARDI, KARA / CAILLAT, COLBIE.
In reality, while asbestos was commonly used in many asphalt roofing materials, asbestos was rarely used in the shingles themselves. It is acknowledged by the asphalt shingle manufacturers that between 1963 and the mid 1970s, some manufacturers did use asbestos in the fiber mat of shingles.
Asbestos shingle history begins with inventor and entrepreneur Ludwig Hatschek who was born in the Czech Republic on October 9, 1856. Ludwig purchased a factory for asbestos goods in Upper Austria in 1893 and in 1900 he succeeded in the invention and factory productions of asbestos cement.