Re: re: Educating a Housing Coordinator

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Harriet,

If they are receptive - IF they are - start with something more

authoritative like EPA. It's a start and you can't push them too fast

or they freak.

http://www.epa.gov/iaq/molds/moldresources.html in general and from

that page they/you can download A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture, and

Your Home, only 20 pages. Yes, it emphasises the respiratory

reactions and not the others, but as I say, it is a start and it is

authoritative for beginners.

Carl

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> Hi. I'm going to the Center for Independent Living,

> and the housing coordinator there doesn't know much

> about mold, or why I think it's so dangerous. She

> especially doesn't understand why I can't take my

> things with me when I move - mostly baffled about

> clothing.

>

> Is there some place that explains things quickly and

> simply? (Not that that's really possible...but even a

> site or document that skims the surface so she perks

> her ears up). It's not that she doesn't care, she

> just doesn't know. And if she doesn't know, she can't

> help me.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Harriet

>

> Thanks again for all who respond to my questions. I

> take all your answers to heart and mind.

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