Re: Re: Outdoor Mold Counts

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Well after alot of looking, I finally found New

York, Health, Mold for the last 50 days and the

report says 'no count'!!!

They couldn't do that for the huge population of

New York City???

, were you able to find a mold level for

New York City or some other county in New York?

I just came up with the 'no count' at this link:

http://www.weather.com/outlook/health/allergies/almanac/10022?pollentype=mold

<http://www.weather.com/outlook/health/allergies/almanac/10022?pollentype=mold>

I know at the top it says Pollen Almanac but if

you look at bottom tabs of 'types', mold is

highlighted, so it is the Mold Page. This is all

I could find.

--- Madeska <madeskv@...> wrote:

> Hi all,

>

> I live near NYC and I know we have always had

> the

> pollen and mold count provided by local

> hospitals. Now

> that you mention it Barb, I haven't seen it

> lately. I

> wonder what happened? It's interesting-

>

> I was able to find a mold level at

> www.weather.com-

> look under the health tab-

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for info.

Yes. I'm beginning to think it is a central part

of problem.

Also, when I go someplace and I see air

registers, I wonder what is down there now. But

when I see baseboard heaters I know there is no

air in there that I can't see where it has been,

except for air that might slowly filter through

walls but that is less aggressive than air coming

from a central unit, that has drawn air from all

over the building.

--- madeskv <madeskv@...> wrote:

> Hi Barb,

>

> I was able to get results for some of the

> nearby zip codes

> (including mine) but not others. The

> weather.com site stated that

> the results that were posted were from

> Bridgeport, Connecticut. We

> have sites listed as counting centers in NY,

> but they do not seem to

> be doing any counting-

>

> Also, I never had any of these problems until I

> began working in a

> building that had central air. I never had

> central air where I

> lived. I am much better without central air - I

> think Elvira is

> right that it is not good for us -

>