Guest guest Posted August 8, 2007 Report Share Posted August 8, 2007 Laurie, I don't have any feedback re: cleaning your stuff, but want to suggest that you foil in one room with Dennyfoil (or whatever vapor barrier you tolerate) and foil tape (see E.L Foust) (I have no financial or other connection to them). Get all your stuff out of one room, foil it in completely, buy a new air filter and some cots to sleep on or whatever will work. (New sheets, sleeping bag, etc.). And try to wash or replace clothing so you have two sets of new, uncontaminated clothes. Then try to spend most of your indoor time in that room. That way your body can at least calm down and not react as much...you need to be away from the mold as much as you can. Personally, creating a safe haven kept me from getting much worse at critical times in this whole journey. Let us know if you have more questions... Take good care! Chris toxic mold cleanup Posted by: " Laurie Lowery " ecarson66@... lannl2000 Tue Aug 7, 2007 6:16 pm (PST) My fiance and I just recently moved from a rented mold infested house that is in the process of being lab tested. We were unaware of the severity of the mold problem. We have since moved into a condo we bought and lab testing shows that we have cross contaminated our new condo. The test showed high levels of penecillium/aspergillum on our furniture and in the air. Our recovery system company feels we need to get rid of and or take everything inffected out of the house and have it cleaned for approx. $7,500. I'm hopeing to talk with others who have gone through and dealt with this nightmare of a process. Help. lannl & very sick now Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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