Exposure to asbestos, what to do with stuff and worries?
What's actually true is that workers in environments saturated with asbestos dust (i.e. asbestos factories and boiler construction), where they are huffing it into their lungs 8 hours a day, 250 days a year for 30 years... have a chance of developing a rare cancer. The fibers in their lungs and increase the chance of DNA replication errors taking hold (cancer).
Employees sued, and the manufacturers agreed with the government to create &quot;Trust Funds&quot; to pay out claims.  Each trust fund will pay only claims related to that company, which makes applying for relief a little bit complicated.  Just complicated enough to need to get a lawyer involved to build the case properly.
Contingency-fee lawyers charge 1/3 of the payout.
Getting the picture?
This has created a feeding frenzy of lawyers trying to find these victims so they can collect 1/3 payouts on these easy cases.  On Google search advertising, mesothelioma has been the most valuable keyword in the industry for a decade. They also carpet-bomb TV and radio looking for these rare victims.
So actually, you are not comparing the actual toxicity of the various compounds in your home

Asbestos
Roundup
Sucralose
food oils over-heated in microwaves

You are only comparing their level of (adverse) advertising exposure.
Notice also how &quot;novelty&quot; figures into risk management.  Because this asbestos encounter is &quot;new to you&quot;, honestly, you'd do all sorts of extreme cleaning if we told you to, because it's interesting. Contrast that to your feelings toward COVID-19 protocols... you're fed up with masks and social distancing and want to stop ASAP.  Even though COVID-19 is infinitely more dangerous.
The toxicity of asbestos in an occasional chance encounter like this, is nil.  All you need to do is not be moronic; i.e. don't grind it up and snort it.   Bonus points for using &quot;wet&quot; techniques for the clean-up.  End of the day, don't worry about it.