Re[2]: Re: Contamination and computers

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I guess that is pretty bad. It's hard to totally clean a computer

anyway.

Barth

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L> Its not that simple. Even high tech methods like using an air

L> compressor and soaking PC boards in solvents with agitation was not

L> successful for me.

L> Something in there, which may be infinitesimably small, makes me sick.

L> My situation is probably worst than most.

L> (very toxic home they were in)

L> On Jan 22, 2008 9:37 PM, Patilla DaHun <glypella@...> wrote:

>> I would imagine that you could just open up the case outside, blow out

>> the dust and then let the sunshine do its work.

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>> Barth

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>> S> We could not remove our desktop computer from our moldy home until we

>> S> had someone take it apart and clean it. There is a cooling fan which

>> S> " sucks " in air. Ok, I might not know the technical terms, but the

>> S> fellow who cleaned it found lots of " dust " inside.

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>> S> We were told we could take our laptops with us as they are so small

>> S> that very few spores get inside. Still, we did HEPA vacuum them to the

>> S> best of our ability.

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>> S> Hope this helps.

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>> S> Hi Folks: I am always amazed at how all the members here seem to

>> S> spend alot of time at the computer as there are many messages lately

>> S> and the forum is very busy.I really have to limit myself to the

>> S> computer as it has a profound affect on the way I feel. I get spacey

>> S> and I sneeze alot, so I do not think I have EMF. Dr. Wm Croft told me

>> S> that electronic equipment is the MOST contaminated thing in your home

>> S> and I am thinking I may have " spores " or myctoxins in the computer.

>> S> Any thought on this? Anyone else here have reactions to their

>> S> computer? My computer is my " best friend " at the moment and would be

>> S> really hard to give up. Did you all get rid of your computers when you

>> S> left your things behind, any way to clean it? Thanks for your help Diane

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