Correction: Re: Tests find no elevated mold levels

[Guest guest]

Group, please correct an inadvertant and unintentional confusion.

The post below inadvertantly misleads the reader about what I

said and what I commented on. The first paragraph appears

immediately after I am identified and appears to be a statement

made by me. It is not. It is a quote from a post by someone else

which my comments that follow are referring to.

The section set off my " > " that begins with " I agree fully with Dr

Thrasher " are my words.

Because there are no accompanying comments by

" toxsickniagara " <toxsickniagara@...> I'm assuming the

post was a draft that was sent inadvertantly. Regardless, please

note the difference between what I said and what I was referring

to.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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-- In , " Carl E. Grimes " <grimes@...>

wrote:

Unfortunately, Starpoint Central School Superintendent-

Whelan is probably not seeing this posted information. Is it okay

to send him the links listed below? Starpoint Central School

District has a website with a link to contact them.

> I agree fully with Dr Thrasher. I'd also add to not limit your

> concerns to just mold. When there is dampness there ARE other

> exposures, especially bacteria. Refer to the Inst of Medicine's

> study Damp Indoor Spaces and Health. A Report Brief can be

> downloaded from

> http://www.iom.edu/CMS/3793/4703/20223/25863.aspx

> Individual pages can be read for free at

> http://www.nap.edu/openbook.php?isbn=0309091934

>

> Refer to published professional and industry documents such as

> those on www.epa.gov/iaq/molds or the ANSI-IICRC S500

> Standard and Reference Guide for Professional Water Damage

> Restoration and the companion S520 for mold remediation. S520

> has an excellent chapter on health effects.

>

> Carl Grimes

> Healthy Habitats LLC

>