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Rohini,

I'd personally lean away from it since it's only 1 year old and the

house has been closed up, especially if you are doing LED detoxes

(it's in the LED instructions as a detox item and I don't know if

you will be detoxing that particular chemical...we did. It all

depends on how many LED's you do and what are the biggest body

stresses that need to be detoxed in the # of LED you have time for.

For us it was toward the end of the 13 LED's). I'd personally play

it safe...or ask DE. If it's a really great price and you would

really like to stay there, then e-mail Dr. this question

and let all of us know the answer....that would be great!

The Extended Stay America in Bellevue is not far from their office

and I understand it has kitchens. If you need further help we'll try

and check some local resources...you can e-mail us privately and

Lorina and I will try and help you out(ps make the subject line

specific, I don't open just " help " or " hi " ...too many spam problems!)

Rita

>

> Hi,

>

> I am in the process of finding an accomodation for my trip to WA.

My

> child is going to be seeing Dr Amy and Dr . How important

is

> it to not have new carpets/floors in the house? The one house I

found

> is one year old construction, but I am told that the house smells

of

> new carpet and hardwood floors. I don;t know whether it is because

it

> has been closed and there has been only 1 tenant who lived there

for 2

> mths apart from the landlord who lived for a few months earlier.

> Please advise.

>

> Thanks,

> Rohini

>

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Hi Rita,

Thanks for your input. I wrote to Dr and she was a little

concerned, so she advised to use an air filtration unit.

Rohini

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > I am in the process of finding an accomodation for my trip to WA.

> My

> > child is going to be seeing Dr Amy and Dr . How

important

> is

> > it to not have new carpets/floors in the house? The one house I

> found

> > is one year old construction, but I am told that the house smells

> of

> > new carpet and hardwood floors. I don;t know whether it is

because

> it

> > has been closed and there has been only 1 tenant who lived there

> for 2

> > mths apart from the landlord who lived for a few months earlier.

> > Please advise.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Rohini

> >

>

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