Re: Watch this video HE SAYS ITS NOT STACHY!!

[Guest guest]

Isn't that just so typical..... & nbsp; He says its only penacillium or " whatever "

Yup he knows what hes doing alright.

From: blythecassie & lt;blythecassie@... & gt;

Subject: [] Watch this video HE SAYS ITS NOT STACHY!!

Date: Sunday, June 8, 2008, 12:10 PM

This is a video of the workers from servepro in my house, inspecting my

mold situation. They wore no protection of any kind and when I asked

why they said because it wasn't stachy and they could " tell " by looking

at it! I was totally amazed, these were highly trained professionals

in my home.

The next day I did a tape lift of the mold and sent it in, too bad it

was STACHY AND CHAETOMIUM! They had tracked it in and out of myhome

with their shoes and clothes, they did put booties on after I asked

them to.

http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=eHuz9Ine4fg

[Guest guest]

You probably know this already but.... & nbsp; & nbsp; commented on the video before

I put together you and the video. Seeing that your test done showed your worst

fear you have some huge losses ahead of you. The worst being the stacky looked

very dry which means every time he raked his tool over that spot he was sending

plooms of toxins through the air and like you said going in and out of the home.

I am certain you and whoever you live with have now inhaled the toxins and the

extent of the damage can be bad.

Also now you have property that you know is contaminated by mold. That video may

become very important.........

Just as a side note, if he is such a professional, why are the baseboards still

on while he is chipping up the floor. & nbsp; You whole situation there is

appalling

[Guest guest]

In watching this video again, just before the guy says they breath it in all the

time, he puts his hand to his mouth as if he were trying to hold in a cough.

hmmmm........ I wish you the best of luck on this, (the video will be of value

to you, I am sure).

blythecassie <blythecassie@...> wrote: This is

a video of the workers from servepro in my house, inspecting my

mold situation. They wore no protection of any kind and when I asked

why they said because it wasn't stachy and they could " tell " by looking

at it! I was totally amazed, these were highly trained professionals

in my home.

The next day I did a tape lift of the mold and sent it in, too bad it

was STACHY AND CHAETOMIUM! They had tracked it in and out of myhome

with their shoes and clothes, they did put booties on after I asked

them to.

[Guest guest]

All I can say to this is what IDIOTS! And this is why I'm so angry

right now with this system here in America! We all get victimized by

the doctors who don't believe us, the government who refuses to

recognize this as a problem, the courts and judges who deny our

claims and those who claim to be " experts " on mold remediation. Does

this nightmare ever end!!!!!!!!!?

I have been recently told by my lawyer that " although incorrect " ,

(referring to the judges decision) his decision is " legally sound "

whatever that means. In my opinion there's no such thing as " legally

sound " but my case is just not worth the money to fight it.

Anyway, sorry for the rambling but I'm angry as hell with this

system. Bottom line, I've become expendable by the system because I'm

not worth enough money!! How dare they put a price on my, our,

lives!!!!?

Dana

[Guest guest]

How did all that stachy get under the tiles of a new house? Was there

a shower or something there previously or a bad leak?

I intend to take a tape sample of my grout mold today which may be

stachy, because I know there's mold on the sheetrock behind it.

But if I find its stachy I feel I will have an uphill battle, as a

renter, to have things done right. They'd have to tear up my bathroom.

The whole thing with negative pressure etc--seems dicey to me--yes you

have less exposure, but how can people think spores don't get

everywhere anyway? And on the peoples' clothes, and then they come out

with it on them. I'm sure negative pressure helps but I am hard

pressed to believe it's foolproof. it almost seems like letting it be

for now might be better and just moving when I can.

>

> You probably know this already but.... & nbsp; & nbsp; commented on the

video before I put together you and the video. Seeing that your test

done showed your worst fear you have some huge losses ahead of you.

The worst being the stacky looked very dry which means every time he

raked his tool over that spot he was sending plooms of toxins through

the air and like you said going in and out of the home. I am certain

you and whoever you live with have now inhaled the toxins and the

extent of the damage can be bad.

> Also now you have property that you know is contaminated by mold.

That video may become very important.........

> Just as a side note, if he is such a professional, why are the

baseboards still on while he is chipping up the floor. & nbsp; You whole

situation there is appalling

>

[Guest guest]

" letting it be

for now might be better and just moving when I can. "

& nbsp;

This is my absolute opinion. I would be happy to elaborate in private but that

is indeed what you need to do.

From: jill1313 & lt;jenbooks13@... & gt;

Subject: [] Re: Watch this video HE SAYS ITS NOT STACHY!!

Date: Monday, June 9, 2008, 8:14 AM

How did all that stachy get under the tiles of a new house? Was there

a shower or something there previously or a bad leak?

I intend to take a tape sample of my grout mold today which may be

stachy, because I know there's mold on the sheetrock behind it.

But if I find its stachy I feel I will have an uphill battle, as a

renter, to have things done right. They'd have to tear up my bathroom.

The whole thing with negative pressure etc--seems dicey to me--yes you

have less exposure, but how can people think spores don't get

everywhere anyway? And on the peoples' clothes, and then they come out

with it on them. I'm sure negative pressure helps but I am hard

pressed to believe it's foolproof. it almost seems like letting it be

for now might be better and just moving when I can.

& gt;

& gt; You probably know this already but.... & amp;nbsp; & amp;nbsp; commented on

the

video before I put together you and the video. Seeing that your test

done showed your worst fear you have some huge losses ahead of you.

The worst being the stacky looked very dry which means every time he

raked his tool over that spot he was sending plooms of toxins through

the air and like you said going in and out of the home. I am certain

you and whoever you live with have now inhaled the toxins and the

extent of the damage can be bad.

& gt; Also now you have property that you know is contaminated by mold.

That video may become very important... ......

& gt; Just as a side note, if he is such a professional, why are the

baseboards still on while he is chipping up the floor. & amp;nbsp; You whole

situation there is appalling

& gt;

[Guest guest]

Whats your story Dana, are you fighting with a bulider as I am?

--- In , " gsgrl2000 " <gsgrl2000@...>

wrote:

>

> All I can say to this is what IDIOTS! And this is why I'm so angry

> right now with this system here in America! We all get victimized by

> the doctors who don't believe us, the government who refuses to

> recognize this as a problem, the courts and judges who deny our

> claims and those who claim to be " experts " on mold remediation. Does

> this nightmare ever end!!!!!!!!!?

>

> I have been recently told by my lawyer that " although incorrect " ,

> (referring to the judges decision) his decision is " legally sound "

> whatever that means. In my opinion there's no such thing as " legally

> sound " but my case is just not worth the money to fight it.

>

> Anyway, sorry for the rambling but I'm angry as hell with this

> system. Bottom line, I've become expendable by the system because

I'm

> not worth enough money!! How dare they put a price on my, our,

> lives!!!!?

>

> Dana

>