Re: Re: Housing agency should have made lead paint,mold a top priority

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Hi Everyone,

I am very interested in hearing more about this MERV 10 product. Where do I

get it? And so forth. I try to keep indoor air clean as I can. No carpet,

or rugs, beds are all encapsulated in triple allergen bags, pillows the

same. I run a huge 6 system filtration system. Will be getting the ducts

cleaned also soon. And this product would possibly make me feel even better

about the air quality.

Re: [] Re: Housing agency should have made lead

paint,mold a top priority

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>> Curious, would the grape seed oil treatment help with a A/C unit in an

>> apartment or small house? If it works for cars, could it work in a

>> small A/C unit?

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>> SW

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> and members. Small correction. What I used is not grape seed oil;

> it

> is grapefruit seed extract. These are totally different. See link to the

> product that is recommended and what I used:

> http://www.nutribiotic.com/GSELiquid.htm

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> And my warning to not use this internally nor topically on living beings.

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> Regarding using this in an A/C unit in apartment or small house that would

> be more difficult than a vehicle because it must be sprayed into the coils

> which requires opening the units. Also the air ducts (unless a window air

> conditioner) have to be cleaned. In a vehicle the A/C system is

> different.

> What I've done in my own home to further eliminate dust, etc coming out of

> my ceiling air vents is to take off the vents and cover them with a Merv

> 10

> material coated with activated charcoal. This material blocks mold, dust,

> etc and I change when they look full. We did have our entire A/C system

> and

> air ducts replaced after our home was damaged. That was very expensive.

>

> Rosie

> leaving shortly for the country for a mini-vacation to buy some medicinal

> herbs from an organic wholesale nursery

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[Guest guest]

> I am very interested in hearing more about this MERV 10 product. Where do

> I

> get it? And so forth. I try to keep indoor air clean as I can. No

> carpet,

> or rugs, beds are all encapsulated in triple allergen bags, pillows the

> same. I run a huge 6 system filtration system. Will be getting the

> ducts

> cleaned also soon. And this product would possibly make me feel even

> better

> about the air quality.

>

Hi : I'm buying this from the chemist who invented it, he doesn't

want to deal with general

public. Been using it in my home for the last 2 years with good success and

have to buy in 25' rolls. Agreement with chemist is that I do not give his

name or link because he's selling to the big companies and doesn't have time

with individuals nor set up to sell to individuals however he adopted me

(felt sorry for me when I found him). Anyway I thought about selling it but

there wouldn't be much profit for me in order to make it cost effective for

others couldn't charge them much. So I'd be doing this almost as a freebie.

Just cutting and wrapping the material in aluminum foil takes a while, then

packaging and driving to the post office. I'd wrap in the foil since the

activated food-grade charcoal could absorb odors during the shipping.

I couldn't afford to have my Austin Air Purifier charcoal canisters changed

out every 4-6 months and tried this filter material. I took out everything

inside the Austin's other than the motor, wrapped the filter material on the

outside of the Austin and turned it on. It's probably not as effective as

the expensive charcoal canisters but works in our home. I also use it on

regular floor fans to attract and absorb.

The filter needs to be changed in my house monthly if not sooner and some of

the MCSers I've tested it on have had a slight reaction. I started a while

back a free website (not too good considering I don't know HTML codes and

don't want to learn) to give examples of the filter material's applications

and what it is...far from finished and stopped during my remedial

work....take a look if interested

http://www.freewebs.com/healthier4all/charcoalfiltermedia.htm

What I'd like is to have some air purification experts test this material

and receive honest feedback from them. It works here but as I said the

filter material does need to be changed (like an A/C or furnace filter)

often. I also tried washing the material and reusing. The activated

charcoal will wash out but the material still absorbs dust, etc in the air.

Not as effective but again another tool if we cannot afford the expensive

air purification systems. If interested contact me privately.

Rosie