Re: Air filters etc. /'s new job

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selling ozone machines!!!!!!!!!?? Maybe you could make a lot of

money advising people though . You have been through so much.

However you would probably have a tough time moving everyone into

RVs!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hey, maybe you could sell RVs!

> In a message dated 6/11/2006 1:08:20 PM Central Standard Time,

> erikmoldwarrior@... writes:

>

>> Boy, wouldn't it be nice to go to work for him?

> I gave it serious consideration, and tried practicing some

> salesmanship by saying " This product will.. gag, choke, sputter... "

> Damn it! I just couldn't speak the words!

> -

>

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" barb1283 " wrote:

> selling ozone machines!!!!!!!!!?? Maybe you could make a lot

of money advising people though . You have been through so

much. However you would probably have a tough time moving everyone

into RVs!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hey, maybe you could sell RVs!

>

Every time I run the custom " mold free " RV concept past people who

you'd think would have the greatest vested interest in pursuing

this, I am struck by their total lack of enthusiasm.

When I think of all the pain I've avoided by having an " Escape

Moldule " handy - and think of what it is like for people in my

situation NOT to have one - it boggles my brain that people wouldn't

put a mold free " Plan B " at the very top of their wish list.

Above everything else.

Imagine what it would be like to be able to just leave your mold

symptoms behind? Whenever you want! It's a miracle.

But what is even MORE mind boggling, is that when the CFS epidemic

first got rolling in 1985, I was only a few hundred feet behind Dr

Cheney's office - already escaping some of my symptoms by hanging

out in my camper instead of in a moldy house. I didn't know about

cross contamination then, so it was only partially effective and

that's why I didn't " push " as hard as I do now.

The better I got at controlling exposure - the better I got. Period!

For a bunch of people who say they are desperately looking for

anything that helps - and are willing to spend vast amounts of money

on the weirdest therapies that anyone can invent, it is very strange

that CFSers absolutely refused to look at the mycotoxin connection

to CFS all this time.

Sure I'd like to have a magic bullet that makes all this MADNESS go

away, but until then - I'm sticking with a rock solid strategy of

extreme avoidance:

The toxins you don't breath can't hurt you!

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What makes it easier to find a mold-free RV than a mold free apartment, condo,

or house? Thanks.

From: erikmoldwarrior

Sent: Sunday, 2006.6.11 9:29 PM

Subject: [] Re: Air filters etc. /'s new job

" barb1283 " wrote:

> selling ozone machines!!!!!!!!!?? Maybe you could make a lot

of money advising people though . You have been through so

much. However you would probably have a tough time moving everyone

into RVs!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hey, maybe you could sell RVs!

>

Every time I run the custom " mold free " RV concept past people who

you'd think would have the greatest vested interest in pursuing

this, I am struck by their total lack of enthusiasm.

When I think of all the pain I've avoided by having an " Escape

Moldule " handy - and think of what it is like for people in my

situation NOT to have one - it boggles my brain that people wouldn't

put a mold free " Plan B " at the very top of their wish list.

Above everything else.

Imagine what it would be like to be able to just leave your mold

symptoms behind? Whenever you want! It's a miracle.

But what is even MORE mind boggling, is that when the CFS epidemic

first got rolling in 1985, I was only a few hundred feet behind Dr

Cheney's office - already escaping some of my symptoms by hanging

out in my camper instead of in a moldy house. I didn't know about

cross contamination then, so it was only partially effective and

that's why I didn't " push " as hard as I do now.

The better I got at controlling exposure - the better I got. Period!

For a bunch of people who say they are desperately looking for

anything that helps - and are willing to spend vast amounts of money

on the weirdest therapies that anyone can invent, it is very strange

that CFSers absolutely refused to look at the mycotoxin connection

to CFS all this time.

Sure I'd like to have a magic bullet that makes all this MADNESS go

away, but until then - I'm sticking with a rock solid strategy of

extreme avoidance:

The toxins you don't breath can't hurt you!

-

[Guest guest]

Gee, mold free trailers,but you have negated the fprmaldehyde that is

presenting its own unique set of problems in trailers.

Caveat EMptor

On Mon, 12 Jun 2006, erikmoldwarrior wrote:

> Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2006 04:29:01 -0000

> From: erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...>

> Reply-

>

> Subject: [] Re: Air filters etc. /'s new job

>

> " barb1283 " wrote:

>

>> selling ozone machines!!!!!!!!!?? Maybe you could make a lot

> of money advising people though . You have been through so

> much. However you would probably have a tough time moving everyone

> into RVs!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hey, maybe you could sell RVs!

>>

>

> Every time I run the custom " mold free " RV concept past people who

> you'd think would have the greatest vested interest in pursuing

> this, I am struck by their total lack of enthusiasm.

> When I think of all the pain I've avoided by having an " Escape

> Moldule " handy - and think of what it is like for people in my

> situation NOT to have one - it boggles my brain that people wouldn't

> put a mold free " Plan B " at the very top of their wish list.

> Above everything else.

> Imagine what it would be like to be able to just leave your mold

> symptoms behind? Whenever you want! It's a miracle.

> But what is even MORE mind boggling, is that when the CFS epidemic

> first got rolling in 1985, I was only a few hundred feet behind Dr

> Cheney's office - already escaping some of my symptoms by hanging

> out in my camper instead of in a moldy house. I didn't know about

> cross contamination then, so it was only partially effective and

> that's why I didn't " push " as hard as I do now.

> The better I got at controlling exposure - the better I got. Period!

> For a bunch of people who say they are desperately looking for

> anything that helps - and are willing to spend vast amounts of money

> on the weirdest therapies that anyone can invent, it is very strange

> that CFSers absolutely refused to look at the mycotoxin connection

> to CFS all this time.

> Sure I'd like to have a magic bullet that makes all this MADNESS go

> away, but until then - I'm sticking with a rock solid strategy of

> extreme avoidance:

> The toxins you don't breath can't hurt you!

> -

>

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" Bjerring " wrote:

> What makes it easier to find a mold-free RV than a mold free

apartment, condo, or house? Thanks.

>

It isn't. The problems are the same, but the reward is that if you

succeed, with an RV - you can take your " plan B " with you as you try

to make your way through various future sources of mold exposure.

When you are house hunting, it's nice to have a backup plan

available.

I found two brands of RV that were totally contaminated right from

the factory. Not only that, but the condensation inherent to such a

small space makes RV's extremely high risk for developing a mold

problem.

That's why I was calling for a custom design utilizing mold

resistant materials.

It wouldn't be difficult for RV manufacturers to change their

materials. They are just now starting to make these modifications,

just as the housing industry has begun to do - as they recognize the

market for it exists.

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[Guest guest]

Angel!! <jap2bemc@...> wrote:

> Gee, mold free trailers,but you have negated the fprmaldehyde that

is presenting its own unique set of problems in trailers.

>

> Caveat EMptor

>

Where did you see me recommending trailers that have formaldehyde, or

to just buy any RV or trailer indiscriminately?

Campers like EagleCap are using aluminum frames, fiberglass shell and

styrofoam insulation and high quality paneling containing a minimum of

formaldehyde - construction more suitable for people with

sensitivities.

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Aio, quantitas magna frumentorum est

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

What do you think or what do you know about human to human allergy caused by

human dander? do you know of any literature on this?

Thanks,

G

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> escribió:

" Bjerring " wrote:

> What makes it easier to find a mold-free RV than a mold free

apartment, condo, or house? Thanks.

>

It isn't. The problems are the same, but the reward is that if you

succeed, with an RV - you can take your " plan B " with you as you try

to make your way through various future sources of mold exposure.

When you are house hunting, it's nice to have a backup plan

available.

I found two brands of RV that were totally contaminated right from

the factory. Not only that, but the condensation inherent to such a

small space makes RV's extremely high risk for developing a mold

problem.

That's why I was calling for a custom design utilizing mold

resistant materials.

It wouldn't be difficult for RV manufacturers to change their

materials. They are just now starting to make these modifications,

just as the housing industry has begun to do - as they recognize the

market for it exists.

-

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> > What makes it easier to find a mold-free RV than a mold free

> apartment, condo, or house? Thanks.

> >

>

> It isn't. The problems are the same, but the reward is that if you

> succeed, with an RV - you can take your " plan B " with you as you

try

> to make your way through various future sources of mold exposure.

> When you are house hunting, it's nice to have a backup plan

> available.

> I found two brands of RV that were totally contaminated right from

> the factory. Not only that, but the condensation inherent to such

a

> small space makes RV's extremely high risk for developing a mold

> problem.

> That's why I was calling for a custom design utilizing mold

> resistant materials.

> It wouldn't be difficult for RV manufacturers to change their

> materials. They are just now starting to make these modifications,

> just as the housing industry has begun to do - as they recognize

the

> market for it exists.

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Thank you, Robin. I am wondering if there can be a conection between mold, human

dander and allergic reactions.

I look forward to eharing back from you.

G

mccallalton <mccallalton@...> escribió:

> > What makes it easier to find a mold-free RV than a mold free

> apartment, condo, or house? Thanks.

> >

>

> It isn't. The problems are the same, but the reward is that if you

> succeed, with an RV - you can take your " plan B " with you as you

try

> to make your way through various future sources of mold exposure.

> When you are house hunting, it's nice to have a backup plan

> available.

> I found two brands of RV that were totally contaminated right from

> the factory. Not only that, but the condensation inherent to such

a

> small space makes RV's extremely high risk for developing a mold

> problem.

> That's why I was calling for a custom design utilizing mold

> resistant materials.

> It wouldn't be difficult for RV manufacturers to change their

> materials. They are just now starting to make these modifications,

> just as the housing industry has begun to do - as they recognize

the

> market for it exists.

> -

>

>

>

>

>

>

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it is probably synergistic.

Gerardo <thunder_road2000@...> wrote: Thank you, Robin.

I am wondering if there can be a conection between mold, human dander and

allergic reactions.

I look forward to eharing back from you.

G

mccallalton <mccallalton@...> escribió:

> > What makes it easier to find a mold-free RV than a mold free

> apartment, condo, or house? Thanks.

> >

>

> It isn't. The problems are the same, but the reward is that if you

> succeed, with an RV - you can take your " plan B " with you as you

try

> to make your way through various future sources of mold exposure.

> When you are house hunting, it's nice to have a backup plan

> available.

> I found two brands of RV that were totally contaminated right from

> the factory. Not only that, but the condensation inherent to such

a

> small space makes RV's extremely high risk for developing a mold

> problem.

> That's why I was calling for a custom design utilizing mold

> resistant materials.

> It wouldn't be difficult for RV manufacturers to change their

> materials. They are just now starting to make these modifications,

> just as the housing industry has begun to do - as they recognize

the

> market for it exists.

> -

>

>

>

>

>

>

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