Re: Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

[Guest guest]

Hi, Shivani,

 

I have known about this plot for a year.  I was told about this by the water

meter man when I had to fight the smart meter installation.  (His take on it

was, why be upset with one outside utility meter, when they are going to be

everywhere and include transmitters in your home.)  I am sorry I didn't share

this info--I thought this was already common knowledge among people who were

fighting smart meter technology. 

 

When I went to buy a new washer for my mom a few months ago, I asked which

washers and dryers had this new technology.  The sales guy looked at me like

I had grown 3 heads, so nobody had yet informed him, I guess, either.  I opted

for the washer which was still not energy star rated.  It seems okay.  The

non-energy star rated appliances are getting very hard to come by.  Only 1

dishwasher and 2 washers / 4 stores I checked.  According to what I have read,

the energy star rating means that the electric into the appliance is

interrupted--1 second on, 1 second off--and that is what conserves the energy. 

It is also likely that which makes the appliance so annoying to us--I believe I

read that this leads to an aberrant frequency being produced.  Do I have this

right?  Thanks for your input.

 

I am also writing because I told you I'd get back to you on whether my water

smart meter produces bad frequencies inside the house, altho it is flowing thru

plastic pipe.  Yes, it does appear to, at least, sometimes.  I just wrote

another post, in which I mention emfs fluctuating thru the day from running the

water.  If you could give me your thoughts on that, I would greatly

appreciate it.  Here is the part I wrote which I would welcome comment on:

 

“An unusual thing, tho, is when my husband uses the water when he gets up in

the morning early, I can feel emfs from it.  However, later in the day he can

use the water and I will not feel emfs.  Also, when I wash dishes or shower, I

do not feel emfs from it.  I don't quite know what to think of this

phenomena.  The emfs don't bother me greatly--they sort of vibrate my body. 

But I wonder if the increase in emfs early in the morning are from all the other

people in our neighborhood using THEIR water during " rush hour " , and their smart

meters are somehow increasing the emfs in our water?â€Â 

 

Thanks much, Shivani.  I appreciate your time and info you share with us,

Diane

From: SArjuna@... <SArjuna@...>

Subject: Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

, EMR-EMF

Date: Friday, May 27, 2011, 11:05 PM

 

Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

http://stopsmartmeters.org/2011/05/27/appliances-introducing-stealth-emf-into-ou\

r-homes/

Your trusty washing machine- now hazardous to your health?

This morning we received an open letter from Sage, Principal of Sage

Associates, an environmental consulting firm based in Santa Barbara.  What

she reports below is very disturbing- that appliances are already being

fitted with transmitters to connect to the ‘smart’ grid via the ‘home area

network.’

The problem here is that these decisions- to install smart meters, to have

your washing machine chatting behind your back with your utility through

the “Home Area Network†(HAN)- have all been made behind closed doors- at

exclusive resorts and conferences where utilities, regulators and appliance

manufacturers hatch ambitious schemes without any consultation with the people

whose lives will be affected by these technologies. We can catch a glimpse

of the arrogant mindset behind this truly stupid program from reading through

PG & E’s internal presentations on the SmartMeter program.

Moral of the story- beware when you buy any new appliances- they may come

with a nasty electromagnetic surprise inside.  Always ask before buying, and l

et them know you don’t want wireless!  Corporations should be even warier. 

As the hazards of wireless technology become well known throughout society-

hopefully this will hit these companies in their bottom line- about the

only thing they appear to pay any attention to.   Boycott the HAN!  Refuse

Smart Meters!  -SSM!

From Sage:

Dear Friends,

This is a personal story.  We just purchased a new Bosch washer and dryer –

for delivery next week.  Sam Milham happened to call this morning and said

the following:

“I’ve just tested a home with an oven and dishwasher that had

continuously radiating RF from internal power transmittersâ€.  He could verify

the RF

signal was continuous, and only stopped when he threw the circuit breakers for

those appliances (turned off the electricity to them).  He could say with

certainty the RF signal came from the appliances, because the signal was

strongest at the appliance and attenuated with distance.

We have been told that these power transmitters will – in the future – be

placed on appliances to monitor and report their energy usage to a wireless

smart meter. Further, they should only be giving off RF pulses (the signal)

very infrequently.  According to Tell, an electrical engineer

formerly with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) — in a 2008

report

on Smart Grids for Hydro One Networks, Inc./Toronto — antennas on appliances

may transmit at a density of .18watts, each at ballpark 4.5 seconds per

hour.  Well, these appliance power transmitters are, in at least some cases,

transmitting CONTINUOUSLY.  This puts them into a category more like wireless

routers and WI-FI.  No one is going to tolerate 12-15 such power transmitters

inside their homes that radiate full time.  These are appliances you come

into close contact with while you cook and move around your kitchen. 

Multiple, continuously transmitting RF sources are absolutely unacceptable to

people with EHS and some ADA people with medical implants.

Bosch customer service confirmed that both the washer and dryer we have on

order contain power transmitters. They cannot be ‘deactivated’.  We

cancelled our order this morning.

~~~~~~

Sent by Shivani Arjuna

www.LifeEnergies.com

..

[Guest guest]

Thank you for that post, I am about to purchase new appliances and had

no idea about this.

Aandraya

On May 28, 2011, at 4:05 PM, Evie <evie15422@...> wrote:

> Hi, Shivani,

>

> I have known about this plot for a year. I was told about this by

> the water meter man when I had to fight the smart meter

> installation. (His take on it was, why be upset with one outside

> utility meter, when they are going to be everywhere and include

> transmitters in your home.) I am sorry I didn't share this info--I

> thought this was already common knowledge among people who were

> fighting smart meter technology.

>

> When I went to buy a new washer for my mom a few months ago, I asked

> which washers and dryers had this new technology. The sales guy

> looked at me like I had grown 3 heads, so nobody had yet informed

> him, I guess, either. I opted for the washer which was still not

> energy star rated. It seems okay. The non-energy star rated

> appliances are getting very hard to come by. Only 1 dishwasher and

> 2 washers / 4 stores I checked. According to what I have read, the

> energy star rating means that the electric into the appliance is

> interrupted--1 second on, 1 second off--and that is what conserves

> the energy. It is also likely that which makes the appliance so

> annoying to us--I believe I read that this leads to an aberrant

> frequency being produced. Do I have this right? Thanks for your

> input.

>

> I am also writing because I told you I'd get back to you on whether

> my water smart meter produces bad frequencies inside the house,

> altho it is flowing thru plastic pipe. Yes, it does appear to, at

> least, sometimes. I just wrote another post, in which I mention

> emfs fluctuating thru the day from running the water. If you could

> give me your thoughts on that, I would greatly appreciate it. Here

> is the part I wrote which I would welcome comment on:

>

> “An unusual thing, tho, is when my husband uses the water when he ge

> ts up in the morning early, I can feel emfs from it. However, later

> in the day he can use the water and I will not feel emfs. Also, wh

> en I wash dishes or shower, I do not feel emfs from it. I don't qui

> te know what to think of this phenomena. The emfs don't bother me g

> reatly--they sort of vibrate my body. But I wonder if the increase

> in emfs early in the morning are from all the other people in our ne

> ighborhood using THEIR water during " rush hour " , and their smart met

> ers are somehow increasing the emfs in our water?â€

>

> Thanks much, Shivani. I appreciate your time and info you share

> with us,

> Diane

>

>

>

> From: SArjuna@... <SArjuna@...>

> Subject: Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

> , EMR-EMF

> Date: Friday, May 27, 2011, 11:05 PM

>

>

>

> Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

>

>

http://stopsmartmeters.org/2011/05/27/appliances-introducing-stealth-emf-into-ou\

r-homes/

>

> Your trusty washing machine- now hazardous to your health?

>

> This morning we received an open letter from Sage, Principal

> of Sage

> Associates, an environmental consulting firm based in Santa

> Barbara. What

> she reports below is very disturbing- that appliances are already

> being

> fitted with transmitters to connect to the ‘smart’ grid via the

> ‘home area

> network.’

>

> The problem here is that these decisions- to install smart meters,

> to have

> your washing machine chatting behind your back with your utility

> through

> the “Home Area Network†(HAN)- have all been made behind closed

> doors- at

> exclusive resorts and conferences where utilities, regulators and

> appliance

> manufacturers hatch ambitious schemes without any consultation with

> the people

> whose lives will be affected by these technologies. We can catch a

> glimpse

> of the arrogant mindset behind this truly stupid program from

> reading through

> PG & E’s internal presentations on the SmartMeter program.

>

> Moral of the story- beware when you buy any new appliances- they may

> come

> with a nasty electromagnetic surprise inside. Always ask before

> buying, and l

> et them know you don’t want wireless! Corporations should be even w

> arier.

> As the hazards of wireless technology become well known throughout

> society-

> hopefully this will hit these companies in their bottom line- about

> the

> only thing they appear to pay any attention to. Boycott the HAN!

> Refuse

> Smart Meters! -SSM!

>

> From Sage:

>

> Dear Friends,

>

> This is a personal story. We just purchased a new Bosch washer and

> dryer –

> for delivery next week. Sam Milham happened to call this morning

> and said

> the following:

>

> “I’ve just tested a home with an oven and dishwasher that had

> continuously radiating RF from internal power transmittersâ€. He cou

> ld verify the RF

> signal was continuous, and only stopped when he threw the circuit

> breakers for

> those appliances (turned off the electricity to them). He could say

> with

> certainty the RF signal came from the appliances, because the signal

> was

> strongest at the appliance and attenuated with distance.

>

> We have been told that these power transmitters will – in the future

> – be

> placed on appliances to monitor and report their energy usage to a

> wireless

> smart meter. Further, they should only be giving off RF pulses (the

> signal)

> very infrequently. According to Tell, an electrical engineer

> formerly with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) — in a

> 2008 report

> on Smart Grids for Hydro One Networks, Inc./Toronto — antennas on ap

> pliances

> may transmit at a density of .18watts, each at ballpark 4.5 seconds

> per

> hour. Well, these appliance power transmitters are, in at least

> some cases,

> transmitting CONTINUOUSLY. This puts them into a category more like

> wireless

> routers and WI-FI. No one is going to tolerate 12-15 such power

> transmitters

> inside their homes that radiate full time. These are appliances you

> come

> into close contact with while you cook and move around your kitchen.

> Multiple, continuously transmitting RF sources are absolutely

> unacceptable to

> people with EHS and some ADA people with medical implants.

>

> Bosch customer service confirmed that both the washer and dryer we

> have on

> order contain power transmitters. They cannot be ‘deactivated’.

> We

> cancelled our order this morning.

>

> ~~~~~~

>

> Sent by Shivani Arjuna

> www.LifeEnergies.com

>

> .

>

>

[Guest guest]

Let me add:

Water smart meters do add not just radio frequency radiaton to the water supply,

but also these frequencies piggyback on to the house's wiring. (*the NEC,

National Electric Code, calls for water to be grounded WITH electrical supply at

the service entrance- BAD IDEA!)

LIterally, this means current in the water supply. Look up: contact current,

emf's and leukemia. Contact current is the term researchers use to describe

current in the water supply.

My daughter cannot be anywhere near runnng water because of the current in our

water. *For all those thinking, my god, what do you do? I do have a system that

works well and enables her to shower, drink, ect......It is a long post, but I

am willing to answer the " how " to anyone who asks.

Any house that is connected to the grid, think city water- will have current in

the water supply. Add to this if the electrical is grounded or bonded to metal

water pipes, (usually in the case of older homes with copper plumbing or boiler

heat). Any house on the grid that has bad wiring will add this current to the

water supply. See: http://www.silencingthefields.com/currents.html

Also: http://electricalpollution.com/solutions.html

Also: http://infoventures.com/emf/bener/bu-paper/bu43ni01.html

I'm sure Shivani will validate the above, as she had a similiar problem.

Blessings,

Lizzie

From: evie15422@...

Date: Sat, 28 May 2011 14:05:41 -0700

Subject: Re: Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

Hi, Shivani,

I have known about this plot for a year. I was told about this by the water

meter man when I had to fight the smart meter installation. (His take on it

was, why be upset with one outside utility meter, when they are going to be

everywhere and include transmitters in your home.) I am sorry I didn't share

this info--I thought this was already common knowledge among people who were

fighting smart meter technology.

When I went to buy a new washer for my mom a few months ago, I asked which

washers and dryers had this new technology. The sales guy looked at me like I

had grown 3 heads, so nobody had yet informed him, I guess, either. I opted for

the washer which was still not energy star rated. It seems okay. The

non-energy star rated appliances are getting very hard to come by. Only 1

dishwasher and 2 washers / 4 stores I checked. According to what I have read,

the energy star rating means that the electric into the appliance is

interrupted--1 second on, 1 second off--and that is what conserves the energy.

It is also likely that which makes the appliance so annoying to us--I believe I

read that this leads to an aberrant frequency being produced. Do I have this

right? Thanks for your input.

I am also writing because I told you I'd get back to you on whether my water

smart meter produces bad frequencies inside the house, altho it is flowing thru

plastic pipe. Yes, it does appear to, at least, sometimes. I just wrote

another post, in which I mention emfs fluctuating thru the day from running the

water. If you could give me your thoughts on that, I would greatly appreciate

it. Here is the part I wrote which I would welcome comment on:

“An unusual thing, tho, is when my husband uses the water when he gets up in the

morning early, I can feel emfs from it. However, later in the day he can use

the water and I will not feel emfs. Also, when I wash dishes or shower, I do

not feel emfs from it. I don't quite know what to think of this phenomena. The

emfs don't bother me greatly--they sort of vibrate my body. But I wonder if the

increase in emfs early in the morning are from all the other people in our

neighborhood using THEIR water during " rush hour " , and their smart meters are

somehow increasing the emfs in our water?”

Thanks much, Shivani. I appreciate your time and info you share with us,

Diane

From: SArjuna@... <SArjuna@...>

Subject: Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

, EMR-EMF

Date: Friday, May 27, 2011, 11:05 PM

Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

http://stopsmartmeters.org/2011/05/27/appliances-introducing-stealth-emf-into-ou\

r-homes/

Your trusty washing machine- now hazardous to your health?

This morning we received an open letter from Sage, Principal of Sage

Associates, an environmental consulting firm based in Santa Barbara. What

she reports below is very disturbing- that appliances are already being

fitted with transmitters to connect to the ‘smart’ grid via the ‘home area

network.’

The problem here is that these decisions- to install smart meters, to have

your washing machine chatting behind your back with your utility through

the “Home Area Network” (HAN)- have all been made behind closed doors- at

exclusive resorts and conferences where utilities, regulators and appliance

manufacturers hatch ambitious schemes without any consultation with the people

whose lives will be affected by these technologies. We can catch a glimpse

of the arrogant mindset behind this truly stupid program from reading through

PG & E’s internal presentations on the SmartMeter program.

Moral of the story- beware when you buy any new appliances- they may come

with a nasty electromagnetic surprise inside. Always ask before buying, and l

et them know you don’t want wireless! Corporations should be even warier.

As the hazards of wireless technology become well known throughout society-

hopefully this will hit these companies in their bottom line- about the

only thing they appear to pay any attention to. Boycott the HAN! Refuse

Smart Meters! -SSM!

From Sage:

Dear Friends,

This is a personal story. We just purchased a new Bosch washer and dryer –

for delivery next week. Sam Milham happened to call this morning and said

the following:

“I’ve just tested a home with an oven and dishwasher that had

continuously radiating RF from internal power transmitters”. He could verify

the RF

signal was continuous, and only stopped when he threw the circuit breakers for

those appliances (turned off the electricity to them). He could say with

certainty the RF signal came from the appliances, because the signal was

strongest at the appliance and attenuated with distance.

We have been told that these power transmitters will – in the future – be

placed on appliances to monitor and report their energy usage to a wireless

smart meter. Further, they should only be giving off RF pulses (the signal)

very infrequently. According to Tell, an electrical engineer

formerly with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) — in a 2008 report

on Smart Grids for Hydro One Networks, Inc./Toronto — antennas on appliances

may transmit at a density of .18watts, each at ballpark 4.5 seconds per

hour. Well, these appliance power transmitters are, in at least some cases,

transmitting CONTINUOUSLY. This puts them into a category more like wireless

routers and WI-FI. No one is going to tolerate 12-15 such power transmitters

inside their homes that radiate full time. These are appliances you come

into close contact with while you cook and move around your kitchen.

Multiple, continuously transmitting RF sources are absolutely unacceptable to

people with EHS and some ADA people with medical implants.

Bosch customer service confirmed that both the washer and dryer we have on

order contain power transmitters. They cannot be ‘deactivated’. We

cancelled our order this morning.

~~~~~~

Sent by Shivani Arjuna

www.LifeEnergies.com

..

[Guest guest]

PUK replies - I assume with a little electronic expertise we could disable

the transmitters in these devices ? then we could publish a fix on youtube

?

In a message dated 28/05/2011 22:57:12 GMT Daylight Time, aandraya@...

writes:

Thank you for that post, I am about to purchase new appliances and had

no idea about this.

Aandraya

On May 28, 2011, at 4:05 PM, Evie <_evie15422@..._

(mailto:evie15422@...) > wrote:

> Hi, Shivani,

>

> I have known about this plot for a year. I was told about this by

> the water meter man when I had to fight the smart meter

> installation. (His take on it was, why be upset with one outside

> utility meter, when they are going to be everywhere and include

> transmitters in your home.) I am sorry I didn't share this info--I

> thought this was already common knowledge among people who were

> fighting smart meter technology.

>

> When I went to buy a new washer for my mom a few months ago, I asked

> which washers and dryers had this new technology. The sales guy

> looked at me like I had grown 3 heads, so nobody had yet informed

> him, I guess, either. I opted for the washer which was still not

> energy star rated. It seems okay. The non-energy star rated

> appliances are getting very hard to come by. Only 1 dishwasher and

> 2 washers / 4 stores I checked. According to what I have read, the

> energy star rating means that the electric into the appliance is

> interrupted--1 second on, 1 second off--and that is what conserves

> the energy. It is also likely that which makes the appliance so

> annoying to us--I believe I read that this leads to an aberrant

> frequency being produced. Do I have this right? Thanks for your

> input.

>

> I am also writing because I told you I'd get back to you on whether

> my water smart meter produces bad frequencies inside the house,

> altho it is flowing thru plastic pipe. Yes, it does appear to, at

> least, sometimes. I just wrote another post, in which I mention

> emfs fluctuating thru the day from running the water. If you could

> give me your thoughts on that, I would greatly appreciate it. Here

> is the part I wrote which I would welcome comment on:

>

> “An unusual thing, tho, is when my husband uses the water when he ge

> ts up in the morning early, I can feel emfs from it. However, later

> in the day he can use the water and I will not feel emfs. Also, wh

> en I wash dishes or shower, I do not feel emfs from it. I don't qui

> te know what to think of this phenomena. The emfs don't bother me g

> reatly--they sort of vibrate my body. But I wonder if the increase

> in emfs early in the morning are from all the other people in our ne

> ighborhood using THEIR water during " rush hour " , and their smart met

> ers are somehow increasing the emfs in our water?â€

>

> Thanks much, Shivani. I appreciate your time and info you share

> with us,

> Diane

>

>

>

> From: _SArjuna@..._ (mailto:SArjuna@...) <_SArjuna@..._

(mailto:SArjuna@...) >

> Subject: Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

> _ _ (mailto: ) ,

_EMR-EMF _ (mailto:EMR-EMF )

> Date: Friday, May 27, 2011, 11:05 PM

>

>

>

> Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

>

>

_http://stopsmartmeters.org/2011/05/27/appliances-introducing-stealth-emf-into-o\

ur-homes/_

(http://stopsmartmeters.org/2011/05/27/appliances-introducing-stealth-emf-into-o\

ur-homes/)

>

> Your trusty washing machine- now hazardous to your health?

>

> This morning we received an open letter from Sage, Principal

> of Sage

> Associates, an environmental consulting firm based in Santa

> Barbara. What

> she reports below is very disturbing- that appliances are already

> being

> fitted with transmitters to connect to the ‘smart’ grid via the

> ‘home area

> network.’

>

> The problem here is that these decisions- to install smart meters,

> to have

> your washing machine chatting behind your back with your utility

> through

> the “Home Area Network†(HAN)- have all been made behind closed

> doors- at

> exclusive resorts and conferences where utilities, regulators and

> appliance

> manufacturers hatch ambitious schemes without any consultation with

> the people

> whose lives will be affected by these technologies. We can catch a

> glimpse

> of the arrogant mindset behind this truly stupid program from

> reading through

> PG & E’s internal presentations on the SmartMeter program.

>

> Moral of the story- beware when you buy any new appliances- they may

> come

> with a nasty electromagnetic surprise inside. Always ask before

> buying, and l

> et them know you don’t want wireless! Corporations should be even w

> arier.

> As the hazards of wireless technology become well known throughout

> society-

> hopefully this will hit these companies in their bottom line- about

> the

> only thing they appear to pay any attention to. Boycott the HAN!

> Refuse

> Smart Meters! -SSM!

>

> From Sage:

>

> Dear Friends,

>

> This is a personal story. We just purchased a new Bosch washer and

> dryer –

> for delivery next week. Sam Milham happened to call this morning

> and said

> the following:

>

> “I’ve just tested a home with an oven and dishwasher that had

> continuously radiating RF from internal power transmittersâ€. He cou

> ld verify the RF

> signal was continuous, and only stopped when he threw the circuit

> breakers for

> those appliances (turned off the electricity to them). He could say

> with

> certainty the RF signal came from the appliances, because the signal

> was

> strongest at the appliance and attenuated with distance.

>

> We have been told that these power transmitters will – in the future

> – be

> placed on appliances to monitor and report their energy usage to a

> wireless

> smart meter. Further, they should only be giving off RF pulses (the

> signal)

> very infrequently. According to Tell, an electrical engineer

> formerly with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) — in a

> 2008 report

> on Smart Grids for Hydro One Networks, Inc./Toronto — antennas on ap

> pliances

> may transmit at a density of .18watts, each at ballpark 4.5 seconds

> per

> hour. Well, these appliance power transmitters are, in at least

> some cases,

> transmitting CONTINUOUSLY. This puts them into a category more like

> wireless

> routers and WI-FI. No one is going to tolerate 12-15 such power

> transmitters

> inside their homes that radiate full time. These are appliances you

> come

> into close contact with while you cook and move around your kitchen.

> Multiple, continuously transmitting RF sources are absolutely

> unacceptable to

> people with EHS and some ADA people with medical implants.

>

> Bosch customer service confirmed that both the washer and dryer we

> have on

> order contain power transmitters. They cannot be ‘deactivated’.

> We

> cancelled our order this morning.

>

> ~~~~~~

>

> Sent by Shivani Arjuna

> www.LifeEnergies.com

>

> .

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

>

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Guest guest]

Yeah, there has to be a way to disable it. I wonder if all companies

are installing this, or is it only the higher priced machines?

On May 29, 2011, at 8:00 AM, paulpjc@... wrote:

> PUK replies - I assume with a little electronic expertise we could

> disable

> the transmitters in these devices ? then we could publish a fix on

> youtube

> ?

>

>

> In a message dated 28/05/2011 22:57:12 GMT Daylight Time, aandraya@...

> writes:

>

> Thank you for that post, I am about to purchase new appliances and had

> no idea about this.

>

> Aandraya

>

> On May 28, 2011, at 4:05 PM, Evie <_evie15422@..._

> (mailto:evie15422@...) > wrote:

>

> > Hi, Shivani,

> >

> > I have known about this plot for a year. I was told about this by

> > the water meter man when I had to fight the smart meter

> > installation. (His take on it was, why be upset with one outside

> > utility meter, when they are going to be everywhere and include

> > transmitters in your home.) I am sorry I didn't share this info--I

> > thought this was already common knowledge among people who were

> > fighting smart meter technology.

> >

> > When I went to buy a new washer for my mom a few months ago, I asked

> > which washers and dryers had this new technology. The sales guy

> > looked at me like I had grown 3 heads, so nobody had yet informed

> > him, I guess, either. I opted for the washer which was still not

> > energy star rated. It seems okay. The non-energy star rated

> > appliances are getting very hard to come by. Only 1 dishwasher and

> > 2 washers / 4 stores I checked. According to what I have read, the

> > energy star rating means that the electric into the appliance is

> > interrupted--1 second on, 1 second off--and that is what conserves

> > the energy. It is also likely that which makes the appliance so

> > annoying to us--I believe I read that this leads to an aberrant

> > frequency being produced. Do I have this right? Thanks for your

> > input.

> >

> > I am also writing because I told you I'd get back to you on whether

> > my water smart meter produces bad frequencies inside the house,

> > altho it is flowing thru plastic pipe. Yes, it does appear to, at

> > least, sometimes. I just wrote another post, in which I mention

> > emfs fluctuating thru the day from running the water. If you could

> > give me your thoughts on that, I would greatly appreciate it. Here

> > is the part I wrote which I would welcome comment on:

> >

> > “An unusual thing, tho, is when my husband uses the water when he

> ge

> > ts up in the morning early, I can feel emfs from it. However, later

> > in the day he can use the water and I will not feel emfs. Also, wh

> > en I wash dishes or shower, I do not feel emfs from it. I don't qui

> > te know what to think of this phenomena. The emfs don't bother me g

> > reatly--they sort of vibrate my body. But I wonder if the increase

> > in emfs early in the morning are from all the other people in our ne

> > ighborhood using THEIR water during " rush hour " , and their smart met

> > ers are somehow increasing the emfs in our water?â€

> >

> > Thanks much, Shivani. I appreciate your time and info you share

> > with us,

> > Diane

> >

> >

> >

> > From: _SArjuna@..._ (mailto:SArjuna@...) <_SArjuna@..._

> (mailto:SArjuna@...) >

> > Subject: Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

> > _ _ (mailto: ) ,

> _EMR-EMF _ (mailto:EMR-EMF )

> > Date: Friday, May 27, 2011, 11:05 PM

> >

> >

> >

> > Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

> >

> >

> _http://stopsmartmeters.org/2011/05/27/appliances-introducing-

> stealth-emf-into-our-homes/_

>

(http://stopsmartmeters.org/2011/05/27/appliances-introducing-stealth-emf-into-o\

ur-homes/

> )

> >

> > Your trusty washing machine- now hazardous to your health?

> >

> > This morning we received an open letter from Sage, Principal

> > of Sage

> > Associates, an environmental consulting firm based in Santa

> > Barbara. What

> > she reports below is very disturbing- that appliances are already

> > being

> > fitted with transmitters to connect to the ‘smart’ grid via the

> > ‘home area

> > network.’

> >

> > The problem here is that these decisions- to install smart meters,

> > to have

> > your washing machine chatting behind your back with your utility

> > through

> > the “Home Area Network†(HAN)- have all been made behind closed

> > doors- at

> > exclusive resorts and conferences where utilities, regulators and

> > appliance

> > manufacturers hatch ambitious schemes without any consultation with

> > the people

> > whose lives will be affected by these technologies. We can catch a

> > glimpse

> > of the arrogant mindset behind this truly stupid program from

> > reading through

> > PG & E’s internal presentations on the SmartMeter program.

> >

> > Moral of the story- beware when you buy any new appliances- they may

> > come

> > with a nasty electromagnetic surprise inside. Always ask before

> > buying, and l

> > et them know you don’t want wireless! Corporations should be even

> w

> > arier.

> > As the hazards of wireless technology become well known throughout

> > society-

> > hopefully this will hit these companies in their bottom line- about

> > the

> > only thing they appear to pay any attention to. Boycott the HAN!

> > Refuse

> > Smart Meters! -SSM!

> >

> > From Sage:

> >

> > Dear Friends,

> >

> > This is a personal story. We just purchased a new Bosch washer and

> > dryer –

> > for delivery next week. Sam Milham happened to call this morning

> > and said

> > the following:

> >

> > “I’ve just tested a home with an oven and dishwasher that had

> > continuously radiating RF from internal power transmittersâ€. He c

> ou

> > ld verify the RF

> > signal was continuous, and only stopped when he threw the circuit

> > breakers for

> > those appliances (turned off the electricity to them). He could say

> > with

> > certainty the RF signal came from the appliances, because the signal

> > was

> > strongest at the appliance and attenuated with distance.

> >

> > We have been told that these power transmitters will – in the futu

> re

> > – be

> > placed on appliances to monitor and report their energy usage to a

> > wireless

> > smart meter. Further, they should only be giving off RF pulses (the

> > signal)

> > very infrequently. According to Tell, an electrical engineer

> > formerly with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) — in

> a

> > 2008 report

> > on Smart Grids for Hydro One Networks, Inc./Toronto — antennas on

> ap

> > pliances

> > may transmit at a density of .18watts, each at ballpark 4.5 seconds

> > per

> > hour. Well, these appliance power transmitters are, in at least

> > some cases,

> > transmitting CONTINUOUSLY. This puts them into a category more like

> > wireless

> > routers and WI-FI. No one is going to tolerate 12-15 such power

> > transmitters

> > inside their homes that radiate full time. These are appliances you

> > come

> > into close contact with while you cook and move around your kitchen.

> > Multiple, continuously transmitting RF sources are absolutely

> > unacceptable to

> > people with EHS and some ADA people with medical implants.

> >

> > Bosch customer service confirmed that both the washer and dryer we

> > have on

> > order contain power transmitters. They cannot be ‘deactivated’.

> > We

> > cancelled our order this morning.

> >

> > ~~~~~~

> >

> > Sent by Shivani Arjuna

> > www.LifeEnergies.com

> >

> > .

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Regarding the question about Energy Star appliances, they are rated or how much

electricity or water they use compared to other appliances. They are more

efficient. This is not due to current to them being turned on/off as they are

running. They would not function if that occurred.

Regarding the question about why a househol'ds water might be problematical to a

different degree to an ES person at different times of day, that is most likely

due to changes in the level of dirty electricity running on the water pipes .

This flow on the pipes can be getting there from household wiring, ground

current in the area, connection to municipal water system ... or any combination

of those sources.

As each home's wiring, plumbing, etc. are unique, each must be studied

independently to determine such things.

In our home, the water in one shower is free of EMF if the circujit serving that

bathroom is turned off. The water in the other shower always hosts harmful

frequencies, except when there is a power outage, as the incoming power main

passes by pipes that carry current to it. When i use that shower, I don't stand

under the shower. i collect water from the tap in a bucket then dip into the

bucket (not with the water running into it.) and pour it over myself.

Shivani Arjuna

www.LifeEnergies.com

[Guest guest]

I would only buy an appliance with no digital display, timers,

etc. You don't want the switch-mode transformer that you

can't unplug easily.

If you have one, you may want to flip the breaker off at night.

If it's a fridge, maybe put some ice in the main compartment

so it doesn't warm up too much.

On my stove I changed the wiring so that the oven control

circuit and timer only comes on when I turn on the oven light switch.

But it takes some know how to do this kind of thing safely.

On Sun, May 29, 2011 at 1:13 PM, <SArjuna@...> wrote:

>

>

>

> Regarding the question about Energy Star appliances, they are rated or how

> much electricity or water they use compared to other appliances. They are

> more efficient. This is not due to current to them being turned on/off as

> they are running. They would not function if that occurred.

>

> Regarding the question about why a househol'ds water might be problematical

> to a different degree to an ES person at different times of day, that is

> most likely due to changes in the level of dirty electricity running on the

> water pipes . This flow on the pipes can be getting there from household

> wiring, ground current in the area, connection to municipal water system ...

> or any combination of those sources.

>

> As each home's wiring, plumbing, etc. are unique, each must be studied

> independently to determine such things.

>

> In our home, the water in one shower is free of EMF if the circujit serving

> that bathroom is turned off. The water in the other shower always hosts

> harmful frequencies, except when there is a power outage, as the incoming

> power main passes by pipes that carry current to it. When i use that shower,

> I don't stand under the shower. i collect water from the tap in a bucket

> then dip into the bucket (not with the water running into it.) and pour it

> over myself.

>

>

> Shivani Arjuna

> www.LifeEnergies.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

It's my understanding that disabling the RF transmitter voids the warranty on

the appliance.

A bill is pending to mandate that these transmitters be on all major appliances

nationwide.

Shivani Arjuna

www.LifeEnergies.com

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Shivani,

 

Thanks also for explaining how you shower! 

 

Blessings,

Diane

From: SArjuna@... <SArjuna@...>

Subject: Re: Appliances Introducing Stealth EMF Into Our Homes

Date: Sunday, May 29, 2011, 3:13 PM

 

Regarding the question about Energy Star appliances, they are rated or how much

electricity or water they use compared to other appliances. They are more

efficient. This is not due to current to them being turned on/off as they are

running. They would not function if that occurred.

Regarding the question about why a househol'ds water might be problematical to a

different degree to an ES person at different times of day, that is most likely

due to changes in the level of dirty electricity running on the water pipes .

This flow on the pipes can be getting there from household wiring, ground

current in the area, connection to municipal water system ... or any combination

of those sources.

As each home's wiring, plumbing, etc. are unique, each must be studied

independently to determine such things.

In our home, the water in one shower is free of EMF if the circujit serving that

bathroom is turned off. The water in the other shower always hosts harmful

frequencies, except when there is a power outage, as the incoming power main

passes by pipes that carry current to it. When i use that shower, I don't stand

under the shower. i collect water from the tap in a bucket then dip into the

bucket (not with the water running into it.) and pour it over myself.

Shivani Arjuna

www.LifeEnergies.com

[Guest guest]

Who cares about the warranty, if it can be done its worth knowing about.

In a message dated 02/06/2011 01:16:58 GMT Daylight Time, SArjuna@...

writes:

It's my understanding that disabling the RF transmitter voids the warranty

on the appliance.

A bill is pending to mandate that these transmitters be on all major

appliances nationwide.

Shivani Arjuna

www.LifeEnergies.com

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