Re: Class Action... Moldy Mattresses-----------Sue

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Sue, I know all too well how much anxiety/stress this stuff causes.

I've felt on verge of nervous breakdown past couple months, myself.

Trying to keep things as clean as possible, but not even feeling well

enough to get out of bed.

I'm not too sure about the decision to not replace leaky windows.

After several home inspections, I've come to the conclusion that my

leaky doors & windows have been a big factor in all my indoor mold.

It's like my home contents have been basically sitting in my yard for

however long my doors & windows have been leaking. One window was so

bad, when the wind blew strong enough, it blew mulch right inside

onto my kid's toys! I wondered why all my furniture was degrading so

quickly & my walls & belongings were becoming so discolored! Just

think about when it rains, snows, high pollen & mold counts; you

wouldn't necessarily have your windows open during those times, but

if they're leaking, they're essentially open.

Just thought I'd share my experience with you, in case it could help

you with your home. I know the frustration my leaky windows & doors

have caused me, not to mention the loss of ruined belongings & I'm

hoping the replacements will cut down on all the excess moisture

inside. In fact, the company we're using, guarentees a 30% reduction

in heating & cooling bills; that's huge!

Hope this helps you; sounds like anything to reduce your

anxiety/stress would be a good thing! Hope your anxiety/stress

lessens, soon!!

Hugs, Cheryl

Yep, seems like anything I do I can't get away from it. What do we

have to do, live in a plastic bubble? I swear if it isn't one thing

it's another. I do the best I can to stay well and since I left my

moldy school I've been great unless I go someplace that whacks me.

Talk about a panic attack I think it would put me right over the

edge!!!! We were even thinking about window replacements last year

but I think I'll leave well enough alone and let a little air wisp

through & not worry about the electric bill.

I think the fresh air leaking through is probably a good thing. Who

knows, it's just my gusss and hopefully it's the right one.

Sue