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Guest guest Posted October 2, 2011 Report Share Posted October 2, 2011 > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > jrickowens > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida clear, rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2011 Report Share Posted October 2, 2011 Urine enemas and oral urine therapy, meridian balancing, liquid high count probiotics, candida diet, lauricidin, Molybdenum (for die off reactions), adaptogenic herbs. Other stuff too but it's been too many years to recall all of it. Initially my whole family got ill from a series of moldy houses, the immune suppression caused dysbiosis. You can read a full account on my Urine Therapy list, it is in the first week of messages for the list and also discussed from time to time so an archive search will bring up more info. groups.yahoo.com/group/Urine_Therapy I was sick for 7 years and tried everything else so not wanting to die UT seemed worth a shot. It took me a year before I tried it. I knew some people on an MCS list said it worked for them, likely because their MCS was due to leaky gut. Mine was at least for the most part. I was down to eating chicken and rice and was getting sensitive to that. Desperate times call for desperate measures. I am very glad I know about UT, but I don't use it much now. There are too many other supplements to play with and working at holistic pharmacy now I get a hefty discount on all the top professional lines. Janet > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > jrickowens > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida clear, > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2011 Report Share Posted October 2, 2011 This post shoulda been prefaced with an advisory for readers to don a wet suit;-))))) Bruce On Sun, 02 Oct 2011 22:44:09 -0500 Garnet writes: Urine enemas and oral urine therapy, meridian balancing, liquid high count probiotics, candida diet, lauricidin, Molybdenum (for die off reactions), adaptogenic herbs. Other stuff too but it's been too many years to recall all of it. Initially my whole family got ill from a series of moldy houses, the immune suppression caused dysbiosis. You can read a full account on my Urine Therapy list, it is in the first week of messages for the list and also discussed from time to time so an archive search will bring up more info. groups.yahoo.com/group/Urine_Therapy I was sick for 7 years and tried everything else so not wanting to die UT seemed worth a shot. It took me a year before I tried it. I knew some people on an MCS list said it worked for them, likely because their MCS was due to leaky gut. Mine was at least for the most part. I was down to eating chicken and rice and was getting sensitive to that. Desperate times call for desperate measures. I am very glad I know about UT, but I don't use it much now. There are too many other supplements to play with and working at holistic pharmacy now I get a hefty discount on all the top professional lines. Janet > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > jrickowens > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida clear, > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2011 Report Share Posted October 3, 2011 I know a lady who was sick from mold in her house and did not know it. Her husband was not affected at all, but it nearly killed her before he figured it out. He spent $5k out of pocket beyond what his insurance paid over two years. She was so weak that he would carry her to bed at night. She is well now. They tore down and removed an old house trailer that was still graftet to their current house and that was the end of the problem. I guess the roof of that old house trailer was leaky and they did not know it. Gerry > > Urine enemas and oral urine therapy, meridian balancing, liquid high > count probiotics, candida > diet, lauricidin, Molybdenum (for die off reactions), adaptogenic herbs. > Other stuff too but it's > been too many years to recall all of it. Initially my whole family got > ill from a series of moldy > houses, the immune suppression caused dysbiosis. > > You can read a full account on my Urine Therapy list, it is in the first > week of messages for the > list and also discussed from time to time so an archive search will > bring up more info. > > groups.yahoo.com/group/Urine_Therapy > > I was sick for 7 years and tried everything else so not wanting to die > UT seemed worth a shot. > It took me a year before I tried it. I knew some people on an MCS list > said it worked for them, > likely because their MCS was due to leaky gut. Mine was at least for the > most part. > > I was down to eating chicken and rice and was getting sensitive to that. > Desperate times > call for desperate measures. I am very glad I know about UT, but I don't > use it much now. > There are too many other supplements to play with and working at > holistic pharmacy now > I get a hefty discount on all the top professional lines. > > Janet > > On 10/2/11 9:54 AM, jrickowens@... > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > > jrickowens > > > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida clear, > > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is > > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2011 Report Share Posted October 3, 2011 Water condenses on the inside walls of metal building, including trailers and mold grows unseen. It can grow in walls, in insulation, back side of sheet rock, all unseen. I have also seen it grow on the glass windows in Seattle and am told that stuffed furniture such as futons may be harboring mold in very damp climates like Olympia, WA. Stuffed furniture, stuffed toys, and behind wall paper (the paste feeds it) are all sources. And your HAVA vents or AC coils, where dust accumulates will grow mold, it only takes 25% humidity for some molds. Very hard to find or test for in many situations. I was living in a house that had a dirt floor in an unfinished basement. The heater was down there and drawing air from that space. When the moisture level in the soil would rise we were bombarded with fumes. It is the VOCs that make you sick in many instances, not just the spores causing pneumonitis. VOCs from mold are carcinogenic, immune suppressing and can cause chronic fatigue, brain fog, irritability and brain damage as in the Ballard Case, Dripping Springs, TX. He was an investment banker and will never work again. Mold sniffing dogs are an excellent detection method. Janet > > I know a lady who was sick from mold in her house and did not know it. > Her husband was not affected at all, but it nearly killed her before he > figured it out. He spent $5k out of pocket beyond what his insurance > paid over two years. She was so weak that he would carry her to bed at > night. She is well now. They tore down and removed an old house > trailer that was still graftet to their current house and that was the > end of the problem. I guess the roof of that old house trailer was > leaky and they did not know it. > > Gerry > > > > > > Urine enemas and oral urine therapy, meridian balancing, liquid high > > count probiotics, candida > > diet, lauricidin, Molybdenum (for die off reactions), adaptogenic herbs. > > Other stuff too but it's > > been too many years to recall all of it. Initially my whole family got > > ill from a series of moldy > > houses, the immune suppression caused dysbiosis. > > > > You can read a full account on my Urine Therapy list, it is in the first > > week of messages for the > > list and also discussed from time to time so an archive search will > > bring up more info. > > > > groups.yahoo.com/group/Urine_Therapy > > > > I was sick for 7 years and tried everything else so not wanting to die > > UT seemed worth a shot. > > It took me a year before I tried it. I knew some people on an MCS list > > said it worked for them, > > likely because their MCS was due to leaky gut. Mine was at least for the > > most part. > > > > I was down to eating chicken and rice and was getting sensitive to that. > > Desperate times > > call for desperate measures. I am very glad I know about UT, but I don't > > use it much now. > > There are too many other supplements to play with and working at > > holistic pharmacy now > > I get a hefty discount on all the top professional lines. > > > > Janet > > > > On 10/2/11 9:54 AM, jrickowens@... > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > > > jrickowens > > > > > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida > clear, > > > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is > > > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2011 Report Share Posted October 3, 2011 This is depressing news. I live in a trailer and I would hope it is new enough that I don't have old mold issues. I have a neighbor with mold actually growing on her " window sills " and she sprays it with bleach all the time to no avail, so I told her it is probably in her walls! I do not have that problem yet. Her trailer is older and has metal siding. Mine, I am sure, is made of metal, but the siding is vinyl. This was a bad year for mold growth, tho. It has rained almost every single day since spring. I never saw so much rain as I have this year! It rained last night and then rained again mid morning. It has rained in this latest stretch since last Thursday. I've got mold now on my siding because we have not had enough sun the keep the siding dry. Most all of my trailer gets full sun but it hasn't this year. I've got a jet sprayer I can use, but I am afraid I will make the problem worse with the spray getting under the vinyl siding because my trailer sits 4 feet off the ground so I would have to spray upward. I really don't know what to do. ----- Original Message ----- Water condenses on the inside walls of metal building, including trailers and mold grows unseen. It can grow in walls, in insulation, back side of sheet rock, all unseen. I have also seen it grow on the glass windows in Seattle and am told that stuffed furniture such as futons may be harboring mold in very damp climates like Olympia, WA. Stuffed furniture, stuffed toys, and behind wall paper (the paste feeds it) are all sources. And your HAVA vents or AC coils, where dust accumulates will grow mold, it only takes 25% humidity for some molds. Very hard to find or test for in many situations. I was living in a house that had a dirt floor in an unfinished basement. The heater was down there and drawing air from that space. When the moisture level in the soil would rise we were bombarded with fumes. It is the VOCs that make you sick in many instances, not just the spores causing pneumonitis. VOCs from mold are carcinogenic, immune suppressing and can cause chronic fatigue, brain fog, irritability and brain damage as in the Ballard Case, Dripping Springs, TX. He was an investment banker and will never work again. Mold sniffing dogs are an excellent detection method. Janet > > I know a lady who was sick from mold in her house and did not know it. > Her husband was not affected at all, but it nearly killed her before he > figured it out. He spent $5k out of pocket beyond what his insurance > paid over two years. She was so weak that he would carry her to bed at > night. She is well now. They tore down and removed an old house > trailer that was still graftet to their current house and that was the > end of the problem. I guess the roof of that old house trailer was > leaky and they did not know it. > > Gerry > > > > > > Urine enemas and oral urine therapy, meridian balancing, liquid high > > count probiotics, candida > > diet, lauricidin, Molybdenum (for die off reactions), adaptogenic herbs. > > Other stuff too but it's > > been too many years to recall all of it. Initially my whole family got > > ill from a series of moldy > > houses, the immune suppression caused dysbiosis. > > > > You can read a full account on my Urine Therapy list, it is in the first > > week of messages for the > > list and also discussed from time to time so an archive search will > > bring up more info. > > > > groups.yahoo.com/group/Urine_Therapy > > > > I was sick for 7 years and tried everything else so not wanting to die > > UT seemed worth a shot. > > It took me a year before I tried it. I knew some people on an MCS list > > said it worked for them, > > likely because their MCS was due to leaky gut. Mine was at least for the > > most part. > > > > I was down to eating chicken and rice and was getting sensitive to that. > > Desperate times > > call for desperate measures. I am very glad I know about UT, but I don't > > use it much now. > > There are too many other supplements to play with and working at > > holistic pharmacy now > > I get a hefty discount on all the top professional lines. > > > > Janet > > > > On 10/2/11 9:54 AM, jrickowens@... > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > > > jrickowens > > > > > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida > clear, > > > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is > > > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2011 Report Share Posted October 3, 2011 Drying out the air and keeping it moving is key to preventing mold. Janet > > This is depressing news. I live in a trailer and I would hope it is > new enough that I don't have old mold issues. I have a neighbor with > mold actually growing on her " window sills " and she sprays it with > bleach all the time to no avail, so I told her it is probably in her > walls! I do not have that problem yet. Her trailer is older and has > metal siding. Mine, I am sure, is made of metal, but the siding is > vinyl. This was a bad year for mold growth, tho. It has rained almost > every single day since spring. I never saw so much rain as I have this > year! It rained last night and then rained again mid morning. It has > rained in this latest stretch since last Thursday. I've got mold now > on my siding because we have not had enough sun the keep the siding > dry. Most all of my trailer gets full sun but it hasn't this year. > > I've got a jet sprayer I can use, but I am afraid I will make the > problem worse with the spray getting under the vinyl siding because my > trailer sits 4 feet off the ground so I would have to spray upward. I > really don't know what to do. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: " Garnet " <garnet@... <mailto:garnet%40grandecom.net>> > > Water condenses on the inside walls of metal building, including trailers > and mold grows unseen. It can grow in walls, in insulation, back side > of sheet rock, all unseen. I have also seen it grow on the glass windows > in Seattle and am told that stuffed furniture such as futons may be > harboring > mold in very damp climates like Olympia, WA. Stuffed furniture, stuffed > toys, and behind wall paper (the paste feeds it) are all sources. And > your > HAVA vents or AC coils, where dust accumulates will grow mold, it only > takes 25% humidity for some molds. > > Very hard to find or test for in many situations. I was living in a > house that > had a dirt floor in an unfinished basement. The heater was down there > and drawing air from that space. When the moisture level in the soil > would rise we were bombarded with fumes. It is the VOCs that make > you sick in many instances, not just the spores causing pneumonitis. > VOCs from mold are carcinogenic, immune suppressing and can > cause chronic fatigue, brain fog, irritability and brain damage as in > the Ballard Case, Dripping Springs, TX. He was an investment banker > and will never work again. > > Mold sniffing dogs are an excellent detection method. > > Janet > > > > > > I know a lady who was sick from mold in her house and did not know it. > > Her husband was not affected at all, but it nearly killed her before he > > figured it out. He spent $5k out of pocket beyond what his insurance > > paid over two years. She was so weak that he would carry her to bed at > > night. She is well now. They tore down and removed an old house > > trailer that was still graftet to their current house and that was the > > end of the problem. I guess the roof of that old house trailer was > > leaky and they did not know it. > > > > Gerry > > > > > > > > > > Urine enemas and oral urine therapy, meridian balancing, liquid high > > > count probiotics, candida > > > diet, lauricidin, Molybdenum (for die off reactions), adaptogenic > herbs. > > > Other stuff too but it's > > > been too many years to recall all of it. Initially my whole family > got > > > ill from a series of moldy > > > houses, the immune suppression caused dysbiosis. > > > > > > You can read a full account on my Urine Therapy list, it is in the > first > > > week of messages for the > > > list and also discussed from time to time so an archive search will > > > bring up more info. > > > > > > groups.yahoo.com/group/Urine_Therapy > > > > > > I was sick for 7 years and tried everything else so not wanting to > die > > > UT seemed worth a shot. > > > It took me a year before I tried it. I knew some people on an MCS > list > > > said it worked for them, > > > likely because their MCS was due to leaky gut. Mine was at least > for the > > > most part. > > > > > > I was down to eating chicken and rice and was getting sensitive to > that. > > > Desperate times > > > call for desperate measures. I am very glad I know about UT, but I > don't > > > use it much now. > > > There are too many other supplements to play with and working at > > > holistic pharmacy now > > > I get a hefty discount on all the top professional lines. > > > > > > Janet > > > > > > On 10/2/11 9:54 AM, jrickowens@... > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > > > > jrickowens > > > > > > > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida > > clear, > > > > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is > > > > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2011 Report Share Posted October 3, 2011 You would want to elevate yourself (ladder, scafold, etc) if you do decide to spray your siding. As you guessed, spraying upwards can definitely cause water to get behind your siding and potentially make your problem worse. Steve > > > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > > > > jrickowens > > > > > > > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida > > clear, > > > > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is > > > > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2011 Report Share Posted October 3, 2011 What would be beneficial is to maintain low humidity inside at all times and use Kool Seal on your trailer roof. The low humidity can be maintained with a central air conditioning system and a dehumidifier for warm weather and by simply having forced air heat in winter weather. The Kool Seal comes in 5 gal cans, and looks like silver or aluminum colored paint. You simply paint the roof with it, paying strict attention to seams. ___Water will enter thru the seams in the metal of the roof._ Caulking around window openings is recommended too if they look leaky. I would recommend Sonneborne NP1 Sonolastic caulk. The best product of it's kind I know of. I keep several tubes on hand for whatever comes up and even once patched a water filled tractor tire successfully with it. Gerry > > This is depressing news. I live in a trailer and I would hope it is > new enough that I don't have old mold issues. I have a neighbor with > mold actually growing on her " window sills " and she sprays it with > bleach all the time to no avail, so I told her it is probably in her > walls! I do not have that problem yet. Her trailer is older and has > metal siding. Mine, I am sure, is made of metal, but the siding is > vinyl. This was a bad year for mold growth, tho. It has rained almost > every single day since spring. I never saw so much rain as I have this > year! It rained last night and then rained again mid morning. It has > rained in this latest stretch since last Thursday. I've got mold now > on my siding because we have not had enough sun the keep the siding > dry. Most all of my trailer gets full sun but it hasn't this year. > > I've got a jet sprayer I can use, but I am afraid I will make the > problem worse with the spray getting under the vinyl siding because my > trailer sits 4 feet off the ground so I would have to spray upward. I > really don't know what to do. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: " Garnet " <garnet@... <mailto:garnet%40grandecom.net>> > > Water condenses on the inside walls of metal building, including trailers > and mold grows unseen. It can grow in walls, in insulation, back side > of sheet rock, all unseen. I have also seen it grow on the glass windows > in Seattle and am told that stuffed furniture such as futons may be > harboring > mold in very damp climates like Olympia, WA. Stuffed furniture, stuffed > toys, and behind wall paper (the paste feeds it) are all sources. And > your > HAVA vents or AC coils, where dust accumulates will grow mold, it only > takes 25% humidity for some molds. > > Very hard to find or test for in many situations. I was living in a > house that > had a dirt floor in an unfinished basement. The heater was down there > and drawing air from that space. When the moisture level in the soil > would rise we were bombarded with fumes. It is the VOCs that make > you sick in many instances, not just the spores causing pneumonitis. > VOCs from mold are carcinogenic, immune suppressing and can > cause chronic fatigue, brain fog, irritability and brain damage as in > the Ballard Case, Dripping Springs, TX. He was an investment banker > and will never work again. > > Mold sniffing dogs are an excellent detection method. > > Janet > > > > > > I know a lady who was sick from mold in her house and did not know it. > > Her husband was not affected at all, but it nearly killed her before he > > figured it out. He spent $5k out of pocket beyond what his insurance > > paid over two years. She was so weak that he would carry her to bed at > > night. She is well now. They tore down and removed an old house > > trailer that was still graftet to their current house and that was the > > end of the problem. I guess the roof of that old house trailer was > > leaky and they did not know it. > > > > Gerry > > > > > > > > > > Urine enemas and oral urine therapy, meridian balancing, liquid high > > > count probiotics, candida > > > diet, lauricidin, Molybdenum (for die off reactions), adaptogenic > herbs. > > > Other stuff too but it's > > > been too many years to recall all of it. Initially my whole family > got > > > ill from a series of moldy > > > houses, the immune suppression caused dysbiosis. > > > > > > You can read a full account on my Urine Therapy list, it is in the > first > > > week of messages for the > > > list and also discussed from time to time so an archive search will > > > bring up more info. > > > > > > groups.yahoo.com/group/Urine_Therapy > > > > > > I was sick for 7 years and tried everything else so not wanting to > die > > > UT seemed worth a shot. > > > It took me a year before I tried it. I knew some people on an MCS > list > > > said it worked for them, > > > likely because their MCS was due to leaky gut. Mine was at least > for the > > > most part. > > > > > > I was down to eating chicken and rice and was getting sensitive to > that. > > > Desperate times > > > call for desperate measures. I am very glad I know about UT, but I > don't > > > use it much now. > > > There are too many other supplements to play with and working at > > > holistic pharmacy now > > > I get a hefty discount on all the top professional lines. > > > > > > Janet > > > > > > On 10/2/11 9:54 AM, jrickowens@... > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > > > > jrickowens > > > > > > > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida > > clear, > > > > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is > > > > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2011 Report Share Posted October 3, 2011 I do know that I can't spray upward because that will put water under the siding. This is why I have waited and pondered what to do. I just remembered that I do think there is a ladder under my trailer...just how to get it out is gonna be a challenge. The man who lived here before was a junk man and he never threw anything out. He cleaned out peoples garages and back yards just for fun and put it all under the trailer! I hauled quite a bit from under there last year, which was quite a job because there was no room for even me under there when I started. It didn't matter where I pulled skirting off. It was PACKED under there (He told me it keeps it warmer under there with all that under there.) That ladder is long and I know it won't be easy to get at yet. I also have to wonder if I can manage a full jet sprayer and climb up a ladder, too. I would really love if I could use my truck, but I'd need to get someone to first cut a big branch from a maple tree and then maybe I could squeeze my truck between the tree and the porch and then I could stand on the tail gate and manage that. My truck has a cap, but it is aluminum and I don't think it can take my weight and the sprayer, too. That would be most ideal if I could use it to raise up. ----- Original Message ----- You would want to elevate yourself (ladder, scafold, etc) if you do decide to spray your siding. As you guessed, spraying upwards can definitely cause water to get behind your siding and potentially make your problem worse. Steve > > > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > > > > jrickowens > > > > > > > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida > > clear, > > > > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is > > > > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2011 Report Share Posted October 3, 2011 I wish we'd had this talk earlier in the summer so that I would have had more warm weather to work with. Will caulk dry if we're rainy and damp and chilly now that summer is over? I went outside and took a look at my windows and they could use some touchup. They are framed with window plastic and J-Channel to to trim off the siding that is protecting the house. The plastic is cracking and the old caulk on the J=channel is cracking, too. I made some phone calls and found one store with Senneborne NP1 and NP10. Is there a difference I should be aware of, or should I just get the NP1? My roof is shingles, not metal. Though it is 15 years old........................................and I don't want to think about it. ----- Original Message ----- What would be beneficial is to maintain low humidity inside at all times and use Kool Seal on your trailer roof. The low humidity can be maintained with a central air conditioning system and a dehumidifier for warm weather and by simply having forced air heat in winter weather. The Kool Seal comes in 5 gal cans, and looks like silver or aluminum colored paint. You simply paint the roof with it, paying strict attention to seams. ___Water will enter thru the seams in the metal of the roof._ Caulking around window openings is recommended too if they look leaky. I would recommend Sonneborne NP1 Sonolastic caulk. The best product of it's kind I know of. I keep several tubes on hand for whatever comes up and even once patched a water filled tractor tire successfully with it. Gerry > > This is depressing news. I live in a trailer and I would hope it is > new enough that I don't have old mold issues. I have a neighbor with > mold actually growing on her " window sills " and she sprays it with > bleach all the time to no avail, so I told her it is probably in her > walls! I do not have that problem yet. Her trailer is older and has > metal siding. Mine, I am sure, is made of metal, but the siding is > vinyl. This was a bad year for mold growth, tho. It has rained almost > every single day since spring. I never saw so much rain as I have this > year! It rained last night and then rained again mid morning. It has > rained in this latest stretch since last Thursday. I've got mold now > on my siding because we have not had enough sun the keep the siding > dry. Most all of my trailer gets full sun but it hasn't this year. > > I've got a jet sprayer I can use, but I am afraid I will make the > problem worse with the spray getting under the vinyl siding because my > trailer sits 4 feet off the ground so I would have to spray upward. I > really don't know what to do. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: " Garnet " < garnet@... <mailto:garnet%40grandecom.net>> > > Water condenses on the inside walls of metal building, including trailers > and mold grows unseen. It can grow in walls, in insulation, back side > of sheet rock, all unseen. I have also seen it grow on the glass windows > in Seattle and am told that stuffed furniture such as futons may be > harboring > mold in very damp climates like Olympia, WA. Stuffed furniture, stuffed > toys, and behind wall paper (the paste feeds it) are all sources. And > your > HAVA vents or AC coils, where dust accumulates will grow mold, it only > takes 25% humidity for some molds. > > Very hard to find or test for in many situations. I was living in a > house that > had a dirt floor in an unfinished basement. The heater was down there > and drawing air from that space. When the moisture level in the soil > would rise we were bombarded with fumes. It is the VOCs that make > you sick in many instances, not just the spores causing pneumonitis. > VOCs from mold are carcinogenic, immune suppressing and can > cause chronic fatigue, brain fog, irritability and brain damage as in > the Ballard Case, Dripping Springs, TX. He was an investment banker > and will never work again. > > Mold sniffing dogs are an excellent detection method. > > Janet > > > > > > I know a lady who was sick from mold in her house and did not know it. > > Her husband was not affected at all, but it nearly killed her before he > > figured it out. He spent $5k out of pocket beyond what his insurance > > paid over two years. She was so weak that he would carry her to bed at > > night. She is well now. They tore down and removed an old house > > trailer that was still graftet to their current house and that was the > > end of the problem. I guess the roof of that old house trailer was > > leaky and they did not know it. > > > > Gerry > > > > > > > > > > Urine enemas and oral urine therapy, meridian balancing, liquid high > > > count probiotics, candida > > > diet, lauricidin, Molybdenum (for die off reactions), adaptogenic > herbs. > > > Other stuff too but it's > > > been too many years to recall all of it. Initially my whole family > got > > > ill from a series of moldy > > > houses, the immune suppression caused dysbiosis. > > > > > > You can read a full account on my Urine Therapy list, it is in the > first > > > week of messages for the > > > list and also discussed from time to time so an archive search will > > > bring up more info. > > > > > > groups.yahoo.com/group/Urine_Therapy > > > > > > I was sick for 7 years and tried everything else so not wanting to > die > > > UT seemed worth a shot. > > > It took me a year before I tried it. I knew some people on an MCS > list > > > said it worked for them, > > > likely because their MCS was due to leaky gut. Mine was at least > for the > > > most part. > > > > > > I was down to eating chicken and rice and was getting sensitive to > that. > > > Desperate times > > > call for desperate measures. I am very glad I know about UT, but I > don't > > > use it much now. > > > There are too many other supplements to play with and working at > > > holistic pharmacy now > > > I get a hefty discount on all the top professional lines. > > > > > > Janet > > > > > > On 10/2/11 9:54 AM, jrickowens@... > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > > > > jrickowens > > > > > > > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida > > clear, > > > > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of it is > > > > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 4, 2011 Report Share Posted October 4, 2011 Not familiar with NP 10. I would pay strict attention to the window and door headers as they are most likely entry points for water. Sounds like the roof is no problem at this time. Wear rubber throwaway gloves to use NP 1. It takes lacquer thinner to remove it and at that, only while it is still wet. Lay a medium bead down, then run your finger thru it to pack it in and seal the edges down well. Gerry > > I wish we'd had this talk earlier in the summer so that I would have > had more warm weather to work with. Will caulk dry if we're rainy and > damp and chilly now that summer is over? I went outside and took a > look at my windows and they could use some touchup. They are framed > with window plastic and J-Channel to to trim off the siding that is > protecting the house. The plastic is cracking and the old caulk on the > J=channel is cracking, too. > > I made some phone calls and found one store with Senneborne NP1 and > NP10. Is there a difference I should be aware of, or should I just get > the NP1? > > My roof is shingles, not metal. Though it is 15 years > old........................................and I don't want to think > about it. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > What would be beneficial is to maintain low humidity inside at all times > and use Kool Seal on your trailer roof. The low humidity can be > maintained with a central air conditioning system and a dehumidifier for > warm weather and by simply having forced air heat in winter weather. > The Kool Seal comes in 5 gal cans, and looks like silver or aluminum > colored paint. You simply paint the roof with it, paying strict > attention to seams. ___Water will enter thru the seams in the metal of > the roof._ Caulking around window openings is recommended too if they > look leaky. I would recommend Sonneborne NP1 Sonolastic caulk. The > best product of it's kind I know of. I keep several tubes on hand for > whatever comes up and even once patched a water filled tractor tire > successfully with it. > > Gerry > > On 10/3/2011 12:08 PM, ly.ninwv@... > <mailto:ly.ninwv%40frontier.com> wrote: > > > > This is depressing news. I live in a trailer and I would hope it is > > new enough that I don't have old mold issues. I have a neighbor with > > mold actually growing on her " window sills " and she sprays it with > > bleach all the time to no avail, so I told her it is probably in her > > walls! I do not have that problem yet. Her trailer is older and has > > metal siding. Mine, I am sure, is made of metal, but the siding is > > vinyl. This was a bad year for mold growth, tho. It has rained almost > > every single day since spring. I never saw so much rain as I have this > > year! It rained last night and then rained again mid morning. It has > > rained in this latest stretch since last Thursday. I've got mold now > > on my siding because we have not had enough sun the keep the siding > > dry. Most all of my trailer gets full sun but it hasn't this year. > > > > I've got a jet sprayer I can use, but I am afraid I will make the > > problem worse with the spray getting under the vinyl siding because my > > trailer sits 4 feet off the ground so I would have to spray upward. I > > really don't know what to do. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: " Garnet " < garnet@... > <mailto:garnet%40grandecom.net> <mailto:garnet%40grandecom.net>> > > > > Water condenses on the inside walls of metal building, including > trailers > > and mold grows unseen. It can grow in walls, in insulation, back side > > of sheet rock, all unseen. I have also seen it grow on the glass > windows > > in Seattle and am told that stuffed furniture such as futons may be > > harboring > > mold in very damp climates like Olympia, WA. Stuffed furniture, stuffed > > toys, and behind wall paper (the paste feeds it) are all sources. And > > your > > HAVA vents or AC coils, where dust accumulates will grow mold, it only > > takes 25% humidity for some molds. > > > > Very hard to find or test for in many situations. I was living in a > > house that > > had a dirt floor in an unfinished basement. The heater was down there > > and drawing air from that space. When the moisture level in the soil > > would rise we were bombarded with fumes. It is the VOCs that make > > you sick in many instances, not just the spores causing pneumonitis. > > VOCs from mold are carcinogenic, immune suppressing and can > > cause chronic fatigue, brain fog, irritability and brain damage as in > > the Ballard Case, Dripping Springs, TX. He was an investment banker > > and will never work again. > > > > Mold sniffing dogs are an excellent detection method. > > > > Janet > > > > > > > > > > I know a lady who was sick from mold in her house and did not know > it. > > > Her husband was not affected at all, but it nearly killed her > before he > > > figured it out. He spent $5k out of pocket beyond what his insurance > > > paid over two years. She was so weak that he would carry her to > bed at > > > night. She is well now. They tore down and removed an old house > > > trailer that was still graftet to their current house and that was > the > > > end of the problem. I guess the roof of that old house trailer was > > > leaky and they did not know it. > > > > > > Gerry > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Urine enemas and oral urine therapy, meridian balancing, liquid > high > > > > count probiotics, candida > > > > diet, lauricidin, Molybdenum (for die off reactions), adaptogenic > > herbs. > > > > Other stuff too but it's > > > > been too many years to recall all of it. Initially my whole family > > got > > > > ill from a series of moldy > > > > houses, the immune suppression caused dysbiosis. > > > > > > > > You can read a full account on my Urine Therapy list, it is in the > > first > > > > week of messages for the > > > > list and also discussed from time to time so an archive search will > > > > bring up more info. > > > > > > > > groups.yahoo.com/group/Urine_Therapy > > > > > > > > I was sick for 7 years and tried everything else so not wanting to > > die > > > > UT seemed worth a shot. > > > > It took me a year before I tried it. I knew some people on an MCS > > list > > > > said it worked for them, > > > > likely because their MCS was due to leaky gut. Mine was at least > > for the > > > > most part. > > > > > > > > I was down to eating chicken and rice and was getting sensitive to > > that. > > > > Desperate times > > > > call for desperate measures. I am very glad I know about UT, but I > > don't > > > > use it much now. > > > > There are too many other supplements to play with and working at > > > > holistic pharmacy now > > > > I get a hefty discount on all the top professional lines. > > > > > > > > Janet > > > > > > > > On 10/2/11 9:54 AM, jrickowens@... > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> > > > > <mailto:jrickowens%40bellsouth.net> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Garnet what did you use for the candida? > > > > > > jrickowens > > > > > > > > > > > i've used coconut oil,hannah kroegler candida#2,now brand candida > > > clear, > > > > > rainbow candida. msm,high dose amino acids.i believe most of > it is > > > > > gone except the arm.i use 60billion probiotics sometimes 2x. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 16, 2011 Report Share Posted October 16, 2011 I found this article: Candida Infektion natürlich bekämpfen http://www.zentrum-der-gesundheit.de/candida-infektion-ia.html Just in case one doesn't speak German there is Google's translator. If something is still not clear I can try to help. Regards Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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