Guest guest Posted January 6, 2007 Report Share Posted January 6, 2007 you got that right. and many, if they have testing done are doing it to help themselfs not you. like waiting until after you have moved out and nothing is being stirred up and no air vents blowing or doing it at a time when they know from previous tape tests what types of molds are there and when it's less active. air testing should be done while your there and haveing effects, right after vacumming to show closer to what your inhaleing and with air vents blowing if it's known that that increases your exposure. the purpose is to see counts of what your exposed while living in it, not the condictions of a unlived in environment. > > I know of one case where the insurance company hired someone to test > the mold in a house and to oversee the remediation. The insurance > companny and their " expert " cleaned and tested the house for months but > it kept coming back as still " toxic. " > > So, what to do? Fake it! > > They created an artificial environment just so they would get a " clean " > test result. They set the thermostat at a really low temperature > (during the summer) so the house would be extremely cold and they also > shut off all fans so the air wouldn't move. > > That worked! They got a " clean " test result and told the family that > the house was safe. > > The family didn't learn about these " faked " tests until much later. > > Beware--insurance companies and their " experts " are capable of anything! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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