Re: Mold in a computer

[Guest guest]

Jeri,

Its true. Ireacted every time I used my computer! Then I could smell it and realized what was going on. A friend and I took my monitor apart and the green hairy things on the wires!! All filtered in through the top holes of the computer when it was stored in a moldy basement! We even took a toothbrush and cleaned what we could with bleach and put it back together. It still happened. Mold spores are so microscopic. Yes you are reacting to your phone as well.

Janet

[Guest guest]

> Janet, it is so interesting you mention your computer....because

every time I

> use mine I definitely am reacting. I thought it was so bizarre but

I guess

> it is just another example of how mold goes absolutely

everywhere....Jeri

My brother-in-law successfully remediated his electronics with a

couple of cans of air and some white vinegar. We did the lab testing

to verify and it came out clean. Go figure!

[Guest guest]

Strong EM fields seem to have a propensity to attract statically

charged particles, including spores.

Activation of the field oxidizes the spores and causes mycotoxin release.

I think I've told the story on this board that I bought a computer

that was " bad right out of the box " . When I called the manufacturer,

the technician was a 20-something year old with a chronic cough.

I started asking him about his health and he said " You know, it's funny.

I started getting sick and tired shortly after I started working here.

I've been taking vitamins and trying to get exercise but it just

doesn't seem to help. And up until then, I was as healthy as could be

- a real Jungle Boy. "

Of course this was about five years ago, before Melinda Ballard put

mold on the front page of USA Today, so I couldn't even talk about it

without people instantly giving me a ration of crap.

So I couldn't tell him a thing.

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