Re: Re: Need feedback-fast!

[Guest guest]

Like is the lease month to month? Is that what you mean? You know, I didn't

even check..I usually do...I'll call first thing tomorrow.

Is there any other policy I should look for?

It is all new because they just built an addition on top of their garage (the

garage is not used for cars, it's used for storage and a playroom for the kids).

I believe the structure was not there before..you gave me another good thing to

ask..

thank you for the feedback-i wasn't sure if the Austin HealthMate was enough to

mitigate it-it's good to hear that it's possible.

[Guest guest]

With the caveat that the core needs to be kept clean, the best

solution to this issue is a heat recovery ventilator..

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22heat+recovery+ventilator%22 & btnG=Search

it would bring in outside air without throwing away your heat or

cooling energy.. dilution is better than filtration.. cheaper too in

the long run.

It also reduces all indoor contaminants.. filters just remove solids

and (if they have LOTS of charcoal that is replaced frequently) some

VOCS.. They cant address radon, for example.. or many other

contaminants. and many of the most inflammatory mold particles are

small enough to penetrate them.. (although repeated passes through a

HEPA filter does reduce them..)

[Guest guest]

Barbacue charcoal is NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.

The only place to get activated charcoal is at a pharmacy or similar...

Lots of products try to play some word game and pretend they are

functional foods. Watch out!

On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 1:41 AM, barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote:

> said the charcoal brickets don't work as they aren't activated,

> that charcoal has to be activated to absorb.

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>> I really don't think that would work nearly as much as washing-after

>> washing maybe-and befor air fresheners, people used to put a bowl of

> charcoal brikets and bakingsoda in a room to freshen

>> it.

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[Guest guest]

Sorry.. guess I have been " hypersensitized " to this subject...

On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 11:08 AM, barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote:

> said that she heard of people using charcoal brickets for

> absorbing odors in rooms, not swallowing it.

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>> Barbacue charcoal is NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.

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