Re: get this-fridge

[Guest guest]

He is not paranoid. Many children have DIED in refridgerators! They go in and

close the

door, and suffocate!

He should leave the stupid fridge outside and take the door off. It will be fine

out in the

open air, and not a safety hazard for any children that might be around.

>

> My boss finally was going to move the mold fridge out of building and

> his plan was to open it and clean it on the dock and take the door

> off. He is paranoid someone will get in it which is stupid to begin

> with. Also, we have dock loading doors that shut at night and it could

> be duck taped and sign on it. He says we don't even know mold is in

> it, yes we do b/c I saw it, smelled it and it has water in it and

> proliferating like mad. Well, I did get it surplused but it has to

> have a sticker to be sent off to surplus and no telling how long that

> will take to get here. The spores would enter the air vents and go

> into the air system here inside and spread thru doors in dock area. I

> requested OSHA come check air here and asked the boss over my boss. We

> will see what they do. My eyes burn in here all day long.

>

> Rhonda

>

[Guest guest]

This is a state gov. building. No children around and two dock doors

stay shut most time due to security reasons. Nobody can roam around

in this building or on dock and we have cameras and monitors. Dock

metal doors are only up when truck delivery comes. If it was duct

taped securely, would be ok outside. I think him having someone else

in the building take door off and clean(b/c he won't do it for sure),

will spread spores and it's too near the mechanical room where

electrial things are and also air vents. It has been sitting in a

hallway since before Christmas unplugged with water in it from a big

ice tumor that grew in it that melted inside. Water and gooey stuff

ran out all over the floor from underneath too. This is a very old

fridge.

It has been very musky smelling in here and strong last two days and

my eyes and throat are burning and they have been doing something to

the hvac chiller and other people are talking about the musky smell

coming in strong too. I believe I'm been exposed at work from a

moldy hvac etc. for 24+ years and my house for 12 years. This state

gov. building was built in early 70's with original hvac which breaks

down constantly and they are putting on a new chiller which broke

down the day after and they still can't get it right. I think the

on/off over and over is emitting the strong musky smell. I've felt

bad today in here and it's also cloudy, rainy, and dark outside.

Rhonda

--- In , " kl_clayton " <kl_clayton@...>

wrote:

>

> He is not paranoid. Many children have DIED in refridgerators! They

go in and close the

> door, and suffocate!

>

> He should leave the stupid fridge outside and take the door off. It

will be fine out in the

> open air, and not a safety hazard for any children that might be

around.

>

> --- In , " Rhonda " <rhondaleokitty@>

wrote:

> >

> > My boss finally was going to move the mold fridge out of building

and

> > his plan was to open it and clean it on the dock and take the

door

> > off. He is paranoid someone will get in it which is stupid to

begin

> > with. Also, we have dock loading doors that shut at night and it

could

> > be duck taped and sign on it. He says we don't even know mold is

in

> > it, yes we do b/c I saw it, smelled it and it has water in it and

> > proliferating like mad. Well, I did get it surplused but it has

to

> > have a sticker to be sent off to surplus and no telling how long

that

> > will take to get here. The spores would enter the air vents and

go

> > into the air system here inside and spread thru doors in dock

area. I

> > requested OSHA come check air here and asked the boss over my

boss. We

> > will see what they do. My eyes burn in here all day long.

> >

> > Rhonda

> >

>