Re: Re: T-2 toxin and Satratoxin / itchy crawly skin

[Guest guest]

I just know when I open windows and let fresh air

through, skin itchiness disappears. If it can

blister skin in large quanitities, it probably

would at least irritate skin in lessor amounts.

I'm going to pay more attention to when I'm itchy

and again and again if fresh air relieves

itching. Can always go outside and see if

itchiness goes away. They have a moldy through

the wall a/c unit here that is very moldy. I

don't use it and have it covered but must have

sprayed alot of mold spores on to carpet here and

on to upholstered sofa and side chair. Bed is

probably okay since at a hotel/extended stay they

change the linens so often. Also there is

drapery handing right over a/c unit. I could ask

if drapery is washable if they would throw them

in washer for me since a/c season is over, one

good cleaning could help a little and maybe even

talk them into throwing a cup of ammonia in with

them or see if they will allow me to clean myself

in the coin op machines here. Then I could mist

the sofa and chair and carpeting with a little

ammonia with windows open, somehow to survive to

the 30th without being further harmed by toxins

in here. If it wasn't that I'm so close to being

out of here, I would order the pro-tec that Jeff

May for the carpeting but it took me awhile to

figure out there was a moldy a/c unit here and

how bad it was. Next place has hard floor and I

hope no more new surprises for me. However it's

located down near the Ohio River banks. I work

down there. Oddly, my work place has no sign of

mold problem even though it is river side but

only about 10 year old building and like many

offices a lot of hard surfaces, metal, marble,

linoleum, etc.

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

> I think you're on to something. I have just

> begun the

> itchy, crawly skin sensations again