Re: Was Particle Counting for Mold

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I couldn't resist chiming in here. I have to agree completely with

Stacey. I have lived in Canada my whole life and in my (limited)

experience in this industry I would never tell a client that it

is 'normal' to have mould growth in their home. Tight or not.

PS Stacey...thanks for 'keeping it real!' I always look forward to

your posts!

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> You missed something. I had said earler that Normal was no mold

growth. But I was informed that ... in Canada " unfortunately "

Normal is typically some mold growth inside homes. Please go back

and re-read the previous messages.

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> As I said earlier ... Normal to me is the absense of mold growth.

But my normal is just my perspective and this differs in Canada.

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> Are you kidding me? I'm sorry because I know I'm not being nice,

but geez…

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> All houses (and buildings) should be built tight – for energy

usage, building performance, etc. They should be under a slight

positive pressure – houses should blow, not suck. Mold should NEVER

be " growing " indoors. Ever. Its job in nature is to decompose

organic matter – it will eat your house. That being said, there will

ALWAYS be mold spores in normal indoor environments – unless of

course you live in a bubble.

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> What scares me the most is that you act is if you know everything,

and are dead wrong on some very serious issues. I know you've co-

authored a bunch of books with Dr. Schaller, the psychiatrist who

likes to collect money from drug companies, but perhaps instead of

posting for a few days, you should go into the archives of this list

serve and do some much needed homework. I can't even imagine my

world if I had held onto my same opinions and beliefs when I first

got into this industry. Thank god for my mentors…

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> Also, I would like you to answer my questions asked twice now.

Your resume' doesn't.

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> Stacey Champion

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