Guest guest Posted June 30, 2006 Report Posted June 30, 2006 There are sooo many messages to read through on here I figured the best way to find out is ask. Does anyone have enough knowledge or know where to direct me to find out the likely cause of black/gray soot coming from the air ducts at work? Some are coughing up black stuff...run your hand across a desk and it's there...trust me, those aren't the only things. But this is a good start. Can you help? Quote
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2006 Report Posted June 30, 2006 Minnie, From personal experience Minnie this is the same thing that made my wife very ill. No odor, just a black soot like dust coming from the a/c. I would recommend having it tested, especially if you have associates that are sick. Ours turned out to be mold and bacteria growing in the a/c that was not properly maintained. I will provide you with a website or two to where you can sample it yourself and ship it off. The cost is very reasonable. http://www.indoorairresearch.net/ Texas Tech www.aerotechlabs.com Go to either of these websites and they will explain to you how to take samples and how to ship them. KC > > There are sooo many messages to read through on here I figured the > best way to find out is ask. Does anyone have enough knowledge or > know where to direct me to find out the likely cause of black/gray > soot coming from the air ducts at work? Some are coughing up black > stuff...run your hand across a desk and it's there...trust me, those > aren't the only things. But this is a good start. Can you help? > Quote
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2006 Report Posted June 30, 2006 Thank you!!! tigerpaw2c <tigerpaw2c@...> wrote: Minnie, From personal experience Minnie this is the same thing that made my wife very ill. No odor, just a black soot like dust coming from the a/c. I would recommend having it tested, especially if you have associates that are sick. Ours turned out to be mold and bacteria growing in the a/c that was not properly maintained. I will provide you with a website or two to where you can sample it yourself and ship it off. The cost is very reasonable. http://www.indoorairresearch.net/ Texas Tech www.aerotechlabs.com Go to either of these websites and they will explain to you how to take samples and how to ship them. KC > > There are sooo many messages to read through on here I figured the > best way to find out is ask. Does anyone have enough knowledge or > know where to direct me to find out the likely cause of black/gray > soot coming from the air ducts at work? Some are coughing up black > stuff...run your hand across a desk and it's there...trust me, those > aren't the only things. But this is a good start. Can you help? > --------------------------------- Sneak preview the all-new .com. It's not radically different. Just radically better. Quote
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