Re: Re: Cleaning mold out of attic /any ideas

[Guest guest]

--were you that ill that you had to crawl out? if I don't find a better

house soon, I feel as if I may have to be carried out. seriously. It's not

just my house but the whole rotten moldy neighborhood what with people's

automatic sprinklers running constantly under the trees of this older

neighborhood. I had the air randomly sampled in the neighborhood and the counts

run 8000 to 12000 on days when the official reports for the city are 1200.

Please pray for me that one of the 8 houses I am looking at today will work. My

realtor looked at 40 over the past few days. Thank you. All of you are in my

prayers. Leigh

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote:

" barb1283 " wrote:

> (, I know I should put new roof on or move, but a new roof would

break me financially and then I would be emotionally/mentally ill in

addition to physically ill still. Moving I cannot do now.)

>

Know how you feel.

I spent every penny I had trying to save my house before I crawled out

on my hands and knees.

Judging by your description, I don't think a new roof would solve the

problem anyway.

Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Try to keep something aside

for the possibility that you might have to just be crazy and get out

at some point.

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[Guest guest]

so once you are hypersensitized, even your neighborhood bothers you???

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote:

Leigh McCall-Alton wrote:

>

> --were you that ill that you had to crawl out? if I don't

find a better house soon, I feel as if I may have to be carried

out. seriously. It's not just my house but the whole rotten moldy

neighborhood.. "

Yes, I pushed it too far, relying on doctors who told me that this

was impossible and that mold could be cleaned up with a little

bleach. At the time, there was no mention of toxic mold in the

media, and virtually none of the dozens of doctors I contacted at

Tahoe, Reno, Grass Valley and Sacramento had ever heard of such a

thing.

They all insisted that mold was harmless, so my problem must be

somethinge else. That's why I wound up going ballistic in Dr

s office when I realized that their views simply didn't fit

the facts, and they had no intention of ever examining the facts.

I finally realized that I didn't have to go in my house to get sick.

One time, there was three feet of fresh snow and it was snowing

like crazy. I thought that any spores must surely be buried under

snow and scrubbed out of the air by the intense snowfall.

I was completely wrong and got horribly slammed.

Just passing through the neighborhood was enough, I didn't even have

to stop at the house. That's when I realized that all my efforts

were wasted.

I debated the ethics of selling the house, but I didn't create the

problem, I didn't contaminate the neighborhood, and certainly nobody

helped me in any way, and were willing to fight me to the death

while I was struggling for my life.

Nobody would have believed me anyway, so I sold it and bailed out.

I used the money to buy an RV and started running for my life from

moldy neighborhoods and scattered spore plumes which are everywhere,

no matter whether it is Las Vegas, San Francisco or Tampa.

And that's what I'm still doing.

The downside is not having a home. The upside is that I don't have

to worry about being trapped in a sick region, and can escape

horrible mold symptoms and go hiking or mountain climbing whenever I

choose.

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--Did you ever itch and burn on your skin?

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote:

Leigh McCall-Alton wrote:

>

> --were you that ill that you had to crawl out? if I don't

find a better house soon, I feel as if I may have to be carried

out. seriously. It's not just my house but the whole rotten moldy

neighborhood.. "

Yes, I pushed it too far, relying on doctors who told me that this

was impossible and that mold could be cleaned up with a little

bleach. At the time, there was no mention of toxic mold in the

media, and virtually none of the dozens of doctors I contacted at

Tahoe, Reno, Grass Valley and Sacramento had ever heard of such a

thing.

They all insisted that mold was harmless, so my problem must be

somethinge else. That's why I wound up going ballistic in Dr

s office when I realized that their views simply didn't fit

the facts, and they had no intention of ever examining the facts.

I finally realized that I didn't have to go in my house to get sick.

One time, there was three feet of fresh snow and it was snowing

like crazy. I thought that any spores must surely be buried under

snow and scrubbed out of the air by the intense snowfall.

I was completely wrong and got horribly slammed.

Just passing through the neighborhood was enough, I didn't even have

to stop at the house. That's when I realized that all my efforts

were wasted.

I debated the ethics of selling the house, but I didn't create the

problem, I didn't contaminate the neighborhood, and certainly nobody

helped me in any way, and were willing to fight me to the death

while I was struggling for my life.

Nobody would have believed me anyway, so I sold it and bailed out.

I used the money to buy an RV and started running for my life from

moldy neighborhoods and scattered spore plumes which are everywhere,

no matter whether it is Las Vegas, San Francisco or Tampa.

And that's what I'm still doing.

The downside is not having a home. The upside is that I don't have

to worry about being trapped in a sick region, and can escape

horrible mold symptoms and go hiking or mountain climbing whenever I

choose.

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[Guest guest]

> I had the air

> randomly sampled in the neighborhood and the counts run 8000 to 12000

> on days when the official reports for the city are 1200.

" official " reports for cities are almost always 1 day old, if not

more. Also, the counts change from hour to hour, minute by minute and

from one location to another. Much more detail, precision and control

is necessary before any representative comparisons can be made.

Shaughnessy et al at University of Tulsa actually did a study

of this.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

[Guest guest]

thanks. however my neighborhood is particularly moldy.

" Carl E. Grimes " <grimes@...> wrote: >

I had the air

> randomly sampled in the neighborhood and the counts run 8000 to 12000

> on days when the official reports for the city are 1200.

" official " reports for cities are almost always 1 day old, if not

more. Also, the counts change from hour to hour, minute by minute and

from one location to another. Much more detail, precision and control

is necessary before any representative comparisons can be made.

Shaughnessy et al at University of Tulsa actually did a study

of this.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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