Re: How to clean out contaminated washer/dryer

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Dry your clothes outside-Vulpex soap is the best to de-tox clothes-1/2 cup in

hot water-

soak overnight.-expensive but works-google at Conservation Resourses

>

> I slept in my car last night. I am so mad for letting my son do his

> laundry at my house. His apt. was water damaged with the hurricane and

> he refused to believe me that he would get sick if he didn't move

> immediately. Now he's sick and still doesn't believe me! He went to

> the ER this weekend with severe headaches and vomiting. Of course

> they did a CAT scan and found nothing...gave him valium and Fioricet

> for the headache. He still doesn't believe me and we had a big fight

> over it. He has since moved out of the apt. but just the mold spores

> on his clothes causes my hypersensitivity pneumonitis to flare up.

> I've cleaned and wiped down everything, left windows open to air

> out....I'm not sure how many times I'll have to run the washer/dryer

> to get all of the spores out of it. I've been sick ever since he's

> was here a few days ago. I hope I don't have to throw everything away

> again and move again. I'm so tired of it. I've run the washer about

> 6 times...and the dryer too. I cleaned out the lint trap, and I

> cleaned the inside of the dryer with vinegar/alcohol/water several

> times. I'm afraid to dry my clothes in it for fear of contamination.

> Any suggestions?

>

> gail

>

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Gail: I am sorry to hear that, this is my worse fear, that when I

finally get a place the same thing will happen. In my experience, I

could NOT get the mycotoxins out of my dryer, I tried everything. The

washer on the other hand, I believe can be cleaned holding only water

as it does. I used ammonia and baking soda. I am now in a hotel and I

can use the washers but not the dryers as people come here in

hurricane season and they are contaminated. My first wash and dry

after they left, I ended up throwing all my clothers away and

starting over. I hope someone here can help and if there is a way to

de-contaminate a dryer I would love to know what it is. Take care D

In , " regc80 " <regc80@...> wrote:

>

> I slept in my car last night. I am so mad for letting my son do his

> laundry at my house. His apt. was water damaged with the hurricane

and

> he refused to believe me that he would get sick if he didn't move

> immediately. Now he's sick and still doesn't believe me!

[Guest guest]

: Does Vulpex work on neutralizing mycotoxins and does it have an odor? I

have MCS as well. Thanks

, " " <kdeanstudios@...> wrote:

>

> Dry your clothes outside-Vulpex soap is the best to de-tox clothes-1/2 cup in

hot water-

> soak overnight.-expensive but works-google at Conservation Resourses

>

>

>

> >

> > I slept in my car last night. I am so mad for letting my son do his

> > laundry at my house. His apt. was water damaged with the hurricane and

> > he refused to believe me that he would get sick if he didn't move

> > immediately. Now he's sick and still doesn't believe me! He went to

> > the ER this weekend with severe headaches and vomiting. Of course

> > they did a CAT scan and found nothing...gave him valium and Fioricet

> > for the headache. He still doesn't believe me and we had a big fight

> > over it. He has since moved out of the apt. but just the mold spores

> > on his clothes causes my hypersensitivity pneumonitis to flare up.

> > I've cleaned and wiped down everything, left windows open to air

> > out....I'm not sure how many times I'll have to run the washer/dryer

> > to get all of the spores out of it. I've been sick ever since he's

> > was here a few days ago. I hope I don't have to throw everything away

> > again and move again. I'm so tired of it. I've run the washer about

> > 6 times...and the dryer too. I cleaned out the lint trap, and I

> > cleaned the inside of the dryer with vinegar/alcohol/water several

> > times. I'm afraid to dry my clothes in it for fear of contamination.

> > Any suggestions?

> >

> > gail

> >

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