I'm sorry I didn't change the subject, but it didn't work out

[Guest guest]

Our trip up north turned out to be a 120 mile trip to Walmart, heck we

needed to go there anyway.

The cabins were small, I can live with that, they were mold free, I can live

with that too, but we couldn't get the internet connection to work and they

could not come up with a resolution to that problem. We make our living writing

for different companies on the internet, and without the connection we have no

income. So we are back.

I'm wondering, most of the mold is within reach in the basement, and I have

two idea's....

1) get a small boxed fan, the kind in a small metal box, and set it in the

basement and hook it to the drier vent to create a negative air pressure in the

basement, (venting the basement to the outside). This would draw out of the

living environment instead of allowing it to eek into our environment.

2) Clean the mold off all the wood I possibly can, get it dried out, then

seal it in with a urethane or oil based finish. I don't see how the spores and

mycotoxins could possibly escape being sealed in, but I don't know all there is

to know about mold so I thought I'd ask the experts and many poeple here who

have experience with it.

I tried making one house livable, but I couldn't remediate it short of

busting out all the drywall and framework and it wasn't my house. This is

pretty much exposed, so do I have a chance? If we can we'd like to stay here

until we can get our RV, but that will mean waiting through the Christmas

season. I wish we had one, I could gut it myself if I had too.

Thanks for any info,

Dan