Re: Testing for mold and bacteria

November 25, 2004

Thanks Greg for your info. I will make calls next week.

If odor is any indicator I must have some bad stuff. I am cleaning out a house

in an estate and I put all the antiques in one room that will go to antique

auction and phew! does that room sink! I was so excited to find all of them. I

wanted to take my time and look through everything, read old letters about

people and time gone by but I have an entirely different view of them now!!

It's no fun reading old letters and going through things with a mask and gloves

on. I will wait for an Indian Summer day and drag it out onto the lawn and give

it a real quick look and off it will go.

I wish I could figure out which ones were causing the odor and keep the rest but

I can't stand to be in the room long enough to look through things.

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From: " Greg Weatherman "

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Subject: Re: Testing for Mold and Bacteria

Barb,

I will give you some ideas for this question.

1) Use an experienced PhD Toxicoligist like Dr.

Lipsey. If

the investigation is going to court, he can

comment on human health.

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November 25, 2004