Re: 3/25/2009 Article about the Mold Movie

[Guest guest]

Quoted from KN: " Not that mold victims do not suffer severely, but they are not

going to die tomorrow "

Mold victims have died and more could die tomorrow or the next day or the next

day... I don't agree with her on this part of her response to why she hasn't

supported any mold charities, yet.

People need to know that you can die from toxic mold exposure....

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> This is a new article about the Mold Movie. The screenings for the movie will

start in April. I thought the interview was very interesting.

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[Guest guest]

I agree with you on that point too--many mold victims have died. I didn't

understand her comments about not donating to mold charities, but I assume there

must be more to it that she didn't say. Hopefully their movie will help to

further our cause of getting out the truth about the health effects of toxic

mold.

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From: gsgrl2000 <gsgrl2000@...>

Sent: Friday, March 27, 2009 9:16:21 PM

Subject: [] Re: 3/25/2009 Article about the Mold Movie

Quoted from KN: " Not that mold victims do not suffer severely, but they are not

going to die tomorrow "

[Guest guest]

I absolutely agree, what about the man in Nevada who worked in the health

dept or the Judge in Miami?

http--www.ktnv.com-global-story.asps=8695699<http://www.ktnv.com/global/story.as\

p?s=8695699>.

In fact even the CDC admits that Trichocethecene exposure can cause

death.

People do and will continue to die from mold exposure until Doctors get

educated and organizations like ACOEM get exposed for their conflict of

interest.

On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 12:16 AM, gsgrl2000 <gsgrl2000@...> wrote:

> Quoted from KN: " Not that mold victims do not suffer severely, but they

> are not going to die tomorrow "

>

> Mold victims have died and more could die tomorrow or the next day or the

> next day... I don't agree with her on this part of her response to why she

> hasn't supported any mold charities, yet.

>

> People need to know that you can die from toxic mold exposure....

[Guest guest]

Absolutely - also - they stated that car HVAC blowing in their faces hurt -

there's mold in those units - some more than others.

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> I absolutely agree, what about the man in Nevada who worked in the health

> dept or the Judge in Miami?

>

http--www.ktnv.com-global-story.asps=8695699<http://www.ktnv.com/global/story.as\

p?s=8695699>.

> In fact even the CDC admits that Trichocethecene exposure can cause

> death.

>

[Guest guest]

Just think the car a/c unit 'filter', if there is one, never gets cleaned out.

I wonder what that looks like after a few years? My car just recently started

smelling moldy. I'm so unhappy about it. I hardly ever use a/c but

occasionally. It is 12 years old though. I had to be away from it for a few

days to notice it. I went out of town for a few days and when I picked up my

car in the airport parking lot, it smelled moldy.

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> Absolutely - also - they stated that car HVAC blowing in their faces hurt -

there's mold in those units - some more than others.

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[Guest guest]

Some car do have in cabin filters that can be changed. Another thing I just

read recently is to put your climate control on re circulate, NOT FRESH AIR

when you turn the car off. That keeps moisture from getting in during the

evening, anytime of the year!

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ust think the car a/c unit 'filter', if there is one, never gets cleaned

out. I wonder what that looks like after a few years? My car just recently

started smelling moldy. I'm so unhappy about it. I hardly ever use a/c but

occasionally. It is 12 years old though. I had to be away from it for a few

days to

notice it. I went out of town for a few days and when I picked up my car in

the airport parking lot, it smelled moldy.

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[Guest guest]

You are right about that!! Some just STILL don't get it!

Quoted from KN: " Not that mold victims do not suffer severely, but they are

not going to die tomorrow "

Mold victims have died and more could die tomorrow or the next day or the

next day... I don't agree with her on this part of her response to why she

hasn't supported any mold charities, yet.

People need to know that you can die from toxic mold exposure....

**************Worried about job security? Check out the 5 safest jobs in a

recession.

(http://jobs.aol.com/gallery/growing-job-industries?ncid=emlcntuscare00000003)

[Guest guest]

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Barb, if you decide to buy another car some day, Saabs have a charcoal filter in

the AC/heat that can be changed when needed. I dont know how many cars have

that, but Saabs do and they are great cars. D

In , " barb1283 " <barb1283@...> wrote:

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> Just think the car a/c unit 'filter', if there is one, never gets cleaned out.

I wonder what that looks like after a few years? My car just recently started

smelling moldy. I'm so unhappy about it. I hardly ever use a/c but

occasionally. It is 12 years old though. I had to be away from it for a few

days to notice it. I went out of town for a few days and when I picked up my

car in the airport parking lot, it smelled moldy.

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> > Absolutely - also - they stated that car HVAC blowing in their faces hurt -

there's mold in those units - some more than others.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks. I tried to have my cabin filter changed and found I didn't have one, a

97 Camry. Toyota said the newer Camry's have them but my year didn't. Some

newer Toyota cars have a hepa filter for cabin I was told when I was there. I

just wonder about the a/c though. I've never heard of 'cleaning your a/c

filter' for car maintenance, so they must be a mess. I think the biggest

contributor to increased mold illness is probably the air conditioning industry,

second might be drywall construction.

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> Some car do have in cabin filters that can be changed. Another thing I just

> read recently is to put your climate control on re circulate, NOT FRESH AIR

> when you turn the car off. That keeps moisture from getting in during the

> evening, anytime of the year!

>

> >>>

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know if Hondas have an air filter,or can anyone recommend a

filter for the cabin?

On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 1:37 PM, dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>wrote:

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> Barb, if you decide to buy another car some day, Saabs have a charcoal

> filter in the AC/heat that can be changed when needed. I dont know how many

> cars have that, but Saabs do and they are great cars. D

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[Guest guest]

I use a small HEPA filter in my car. It plugs into the cigarette

lighter. It's a Roomaid, manufactured by Americare. I bought it at

www.allergybuyersclub.com

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> Does anyone know if Hondas have an air filter,or can anyone recommend

a

> filter for the cabin?

[Guest guest]

: I believe Needs catalogue has a filter that works off of your cigarette

lighter, My son had an older Honda Accord that had no filter, not sure about the

newer ones. D www.needs.com

In , Meng <moldsick@...> wrote:

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> Does anyone know if Hondas have an air filter,or can anyone recommend a

> filter for the cabin?

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> On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 1:37 PM, dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>wrote:

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> > Barb, if you decide to buy another car some day, Saabs have a charcoal

> > filter in the AC/heat that can be changed when needed. I dont know how many

> > cars have that, but Saabs do and they are great cars. D

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[Guest guest]

I never thought of that. I have a power inverter that hooks right up

to the battery. I should use that in my car with a good filter.

Barth

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S> I use a small HEPA filter in my car. It plugs into the cigarette

S> lighter. It's a Roomaid, manufactured by Americare. I bought it at

S> www.allergybuyersclub.com

S>

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>> Does anyone know if Hondas have an air filter,or can anyone recommend

S> a

>> filter for the cabin?

[Guest guest]

Are there remediation protocols for cars? Does anyone know?

I've had some issues in the air vents of our volvo and have had it cleaned out

by the dealership a few times. But after some months it seems to come back. Any

advice would be welcome.

Thanks,

Sam

> Absolutely - also - they stated that car HVAC blowing in their faces hurt -

there's mold in those units - some more than others.