Re: Safe Hotels: A willig owner in Pocomoke

[Guest guest]

YOu have to not allow him to use the vinegar. As vinegar eill exacerbate

a lot of peole with MCS. It deoesn't bother me but my friends who have

MCS and come over get ill with it. They use instead hydrogen peroxide to

clean eith and it breaks down into water and 02.

Angel

On Sat, 30 Oct 2004, Page, wrote:

> Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 08:45:52 -0400

> From: " Page, " <pageang@...>

> Reply-

>

> Cc: rpatel@...

> Subject: [] Safe Hotels: A willig owner in Pocomoke

>

>

> This week I drove to see Dr. Shoemaker in land from my home in the

> Catskills of New YOrk. I drove to the recommended Holiday Inn in

> Pocomoke, less than a mile or two from Shoemaker's office.

>

> My husband took the room and I slept in my car, because, as I had worried

> would be the case, my MCS kept me from being able to stay in the room. I

> spoke the next morning with the owner, who is copied here. He is aware of

> the growing interest in Dr. SHoemaker's practice and the need for MCS

> friendly accomodations. HE was willing to stop using regular cleaning

> agents and use alternatives.

>

> Im calling on the list of MCS sufferers, or those that would value a

> fragrance free place to stay when travelling to that area. Please let Mr.

> Patel know what you would require, and he sounds extremely receptive and

> welcoming to the news. Hopefully if enough of us respond, he may turn

> more than one room over.

>

> He was willing to use vinegar to clean, willing to consider pulling up

> rugs and use tiling, willing to not use any air freshners or stasndard

> cleaning supplies for other rooms. My worry is that when full, he will

> allow others without a care about fragrance to " toxify " the room. I was

> hoping we could chime in in numbers to support his keeping this room

> truly safe.

>

> Perhaps other chais will cosider this approach. Mr Patels e mail is

> rpatel@...

>

>

>

>

> rpatel@...

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

YOu have to not allow him to use the vinegar. As vinegar eill exacerbate

a lot of peole with MCS. It deoesn't bother me but my friends who have

MCS and come over get ill with it. They use instead hydrogen peroxide to

clean eith and it breaks down into water and 02.

Angel

On Sat, 30 Oct 2004, Page, wrote:

> Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 08:45:52 -0400

> From: " Page, " <pageang@...>

> Reply-

>

> Cc: rpatel@...

> Subject: [] Safe Hotels: A willig owner in Pocomoke

>

>

> This week I drove to see Dr. Shoemaker in land from my home in the

> Catskills of New YOrk. I drove to the recommended Holiday Inn in

> Pocomoke, less than a mile or two from Shoemaker's office.

>

> My husband took the room and I slept in my car, because, as I had worried

> would be the case, my MCS kept me from being able to stay in the room. I

> spoke the next morning with the owner, who is copied here. He is aware of

> the growing interest in Dr. SHoemaker's practice and the need for MCS

> friendly accomodations. HE was willing to stop using regular cleaning

> agents and use alternatives.

>

> Im calling on the list of MCS sufferers, or those that would value a

> fragrance free place to stay when travelling to that area. Please let Mr.

> Patel know what you would require, and he sounds extremely receptive and

> welcoming to the news. Hopefully if enough of us respond, he may turn

> more than one room over.

>

> He was willing to use vinegar to clean, willing to consider pulling up

> rugs and use tiling, willing to not use any air freshners or stasndard

> cleaning supplies for other rooms. My worry is that when full, he will

> allow others without a care about fragrance to " toxify " the room. I was

> hoping we could chime in in numbers to support his keeping this room

> truly safe.

>

> Perhaps other chais will cosider this approach. Mr Patels e mail is

> rpatel@...

>

>

>

>

> rpatel@...

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the tip, Angel. I was doing really well (health-wise)

from mid-August through early October. On Oct 3rd, there was a

hailstorm in my city and a few days later, I started having

severe " allergy " symptoms around the computer desks area (where

there are two huge windows). I wiped down the desks & other items

with full-strength white vinegar, which did not help. Grapefruit

seed extract mixed with water helps temporarily, maybe for 12

hours. I will try hydrogen peroxide. Anyone else have any

suggestions. Someone I know mentioned propylene...anyone have any

comments about this?

>

> > Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 08:45:52 -0400

> > From: " Page, " <pageang@l...>

> > Reply-

> >

> > Cc: rpatel@d...

> > Subject: [] Safe Hotels: A willig owner in Pocomoke

> >

> >

> > This week I drove to see Dr. Shoemaker in land from my home

in the

> > Catskills of New YOrk. I drove to the recommended Holiday Inn in

> > Pocomoke, less than a mile or two from Shoemaker's office.

> >

> > My husband took the room and I slept in my car, because, as I

had worried

> > would be the case, my MCS kept me from being able to stay in the

room. I

> > spoke the next morning with the owner, who is copied here. He is

aware of

> > the growing interest in Dr. SHoemaker's practice and the need

for MCS

> > friendly accomodations. HE was willing to stop using regular

cleaning

> > agents and use alternatives.

> >

> > Im calling on the list of MCS sufferers, or those that would

value a

> > fragrance free place to stay when travelling to that area.

Please let Mr.

> > Patel know what you would require, and he sounds extremely

receptive and

> > welcoming to the news. Hopefully if enough of us respond, he may

turn

> > more than one room over.

> >

> > He was willing to use vinegar to clean, willing to consider

pulling up

> > rugs and use tiling, willing to not use any air freshners or

stasndard

> > cleaning supplies for other rooms. My worry is that when full,

he will

> > allow others without a care about fragrance to " toxify " the

room. I was

> > hoping we could chime in in numbers to support his keeping this

room

> > truly safe.

> >

> > Perhaps other chais will cosider this approach. Mr Patels e mail

is

> > rpatel@d...

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > rpatel@d...

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the tip, Angel. I was doing really well (health-wise)

from mid-August through early October. On Oct 3rd, there was a

hailstorm in my city and a few days later, I started having

severe " allergy " symptoms around the computer desks area (where

there are two huge windows). I wiped down the desks & other items

with full-strength white vinegar, which did not help. Grapefruit

seed extract mixed with water helps temporarily, maybe for 12

hours. I will try hydrogen peroxide. Anyone else have any

suggestions. Someone I know mentioned propylene...anyone have any

comments about this?

>

> > Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 08:45:52 -0400

> > From: " Page, " <pageang@l...>

> > Reply-

> >

> > Cc: rpatel@d...

> > Subject: [] Safe Hotels: A willig owner in Pocomoke

> >

> >

> > This week I drove to see Dr. Shoemaker in land from my home

in the

> > Catskills of New YOrk. I drove to the recommended Holiday Inn in

> > Pocomoke, less than a mile or two from Shoemaker's office.

> >

> > My husband took the room and I slept in my car, because, as I

had worried

> > would be the case, my MCS kept me from being able to stay in the

room. I

> > spoke the next morning with the owner, who is copied here. He is

aware of

> > the growing interest in Dr. SHoemaker's practice and the need

for MCS

> > friendly accomodations. HE was willing to stop using regular

cleaning

> > agents and use alternatives.

> >

> > Im calling on the list of MCS sufferers, or those that would

value a

> > fragrance free place to stay when travelling to that area.

Please let Mr.

> > Patel know what you would require, and he sounds extremely

receptive and

> > welcoming to the news. Hopefully if enough of us respond, he may

turn

> > more than one room over.

> >

> > He was willing to use vinegar to clean, willing to consider

pulling up

> > rugs and use tiling, willing to not use any air freshners or

stasndard

> > cleaning supplies for other rooms. My worry is that when full,

he will

> > allow others without a care about fragrance to " toxify " the

room. I was

> > hoping we could chime in in numbers to support his keeping this

room

> > truly safe.

> >

> > Perhaps other chais will cosider this approach. Mr Patels e mail

is

> > rpatel@d...

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > rpatel@d...

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

This is a bit far out there but then again so is this illness...but, I

would attempt to put vaseline around the OUTER part of the window if you

can get to it. The vaseline will *catch* any pollen, dust etc tht could

come in thru the window. Then again you can *seal* wup the window with

toothpaste as it will seal, no toxic offgassing and it it has floruide it

will repel ants.

Angel

On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, xhannahx24 wrote:

> Date: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 17:00:06 -0000

> From: xhannahx24 <xhannahx24@...>

> Reply-

>

> Subject: [] Re: Safe Hotels: A willig owner in Pocomoke

>

>

> Thanks for the tip, Angel. I was doing really well (health-wise)

> from mid-August through early October. On Oct 3rd, there was a

> hailstorm in my city and a few days later, I started having

> severe " allergy " symptoms around the computer desks area (where

> there are two huge windows). I wiped down the desks & other items

> with full-strength white vinegar, which did not help. Grapefruit

> seed extract mixed with water helps temporarily, maybe for 12

> hours. I will try hydrogen peroxide. Anyone else have any

> suggestions. Someone I know mentioned propylene...anyone have any

> comments about this?

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > > Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 08:45:52 -0400

> > > From: " Page, " <pageang@l...>

> > > Reply-

> > >

> > > Cc: rpatel@d...

> > > Subject: [] Safe Hotels: A willig owner in Pocomoke

> > >

> > >

> > > This week I drove to see Dr. Shoemaker in land from my home

> in the

> > > Catskills of New YOrk. I drove to the recommended Holiday Inn in

> > > Pocomoke, less than a mile or two from Shoemaker's office.

> > >

> > > My husband took the room and I slept in my car, because, as I

> had worried

> > > would be the case, my MCS kept me from being able to stay in the

> room. I

> > > spoke the next morning with the owner, who is copied here. He is

> aware of

> > > the growing interest in Dr. SHoemaker's practice and the need

> for MCS

> > > friendly accomodations. HE was willing to stop using regular

> cleaning

> > > agents and use alternatives.

> > >

> > > Im calling on the list of MCS sufferers, or those that would

> value a

> > > fragrance free place to stay when travelling to that area.

> Please let Mr.

> > > Patel know what you would require, and he sounds extremely

> receptive and

> > > welcoming to the news. Hopefully if enough of us respond, he may

> turn

> > > more than one room over.

> > >

> > > He was willing to use vinegar to clean, willing to consider

> pulling up

> > > rugs and use tiling, willing to not use any air freshners or

> stasndard

> > > cleaning supplies for other rooms. My worry is that when full,

> he will

> > > allow others without a care about fragrance to " toxify " the

> room. I was

> > > hoping we could chime in in numbers to support his keeping this

> room

> > > truly safe.

> > >

> > > Perhaps other chais will cosider this approach. Mr Patels e mail

> is

> > > rpatel@d...

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > rpatel@d...

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

This is a bit far out there but then again so is this illness...but, I

would attempt to put vaseline around the OUTER part of the window if you

can get to it. The vaseline will *catch* any pollen, dust etc tht could

come in thru the window. Then again you can *seal* wup the window with

toothpaste as it will seal, no toxic offgassing and it it has floruide it

will repel ants.

Angel

On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, xhannahx24 wrote:

> Date: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 17:00:06 -0000

> From: xhannahx24 <xhannahx24@...>

> Reply-

>

> Subject: [] Re: Safe Hotels: A willig owner in Pocomoke

>

>

> Thanks for the tip, Angel. I was doing really well (health-wise)

> from mid-August through early October. On Oct 3rd, there was a

> hailstorm in my city and a few days later, I started having

> severe " allergy " symptoms around the computer desks area (where

> there are two huge windows). I wiped down the desks & other items

> with full-strength white vinegar, which did not help. Grapefruit

> seed extract mixed with water helps temporarily, maybe for 12

> hours. I will try hydrogen peroxide. Anyone else have any

> suggestions. Someone I know mentioned propylene...anyone have any

> comments about this?

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > > Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 08:45:52 -0400

> > > From: " Page, " <pageang@l...>

> > > Reply-

> > >

> > > Cc: rpatel@d...

> > > Subject: [] Safe Hotels: A willig owner in Pocomoke

> > >

> > >

> > > This week I drove to see Dr. Shoemaker in land from my home

> in the

> > > Catskills of New YOrk. I drove to the recommended Holiday Inn in

> > > Pocomoke, less than a mile or two from Shoemaker's office.

> > >

> > > My husband took the room and I slept in my car, because, as I

> had worried

> > > would be the case, my MCS kept me from being able to stay in the

> room. I

> > > spoke the next morning with the owner, who is copied here. He is

> aware of

> > > the growing interest in Dr. SHoemaker's practice and the need

> for MCS

> > > friendly accomodations. HE was willing to stop using regular

> cleaning

> > > agents and use alternatives.

> > >

> > > Im calling on the list of MCS sufferers, or those that would

> value a

> > > fragrance free place to stay when travelling to that area.

> Please let Mr.

> > > Patel know what you would require, and he sounds extremely

> receptive and

> > > welcoming to the news. Hopefully if enough of us respond, he may

> turn

> > > more than one room over.

> > >

> > > He was willing to use vinegar to clean, willing to consider

> pulling up

> > > rugs and use tiling, willing to not use any air freshners or

> stasndard

> > > cleaning supplies for other rooms. My worry is that when full,

> he will

> > > allow others without a care about fragrance to " toxify " the

> room. I was

> > > hoping we could chime in in numbers to support his keeping this

> room

> > > truly safe.

> > >

> > > Perhaps other chais will cosider this approach. Mr Patels e mail

> is

> > > rpatel@d...

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > rpatel@d...

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >