Re[4]: Re: Too Much Inflamation - sewer gas in hot water

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At 02:51 PM 4/18/2009, you wrote:

>No, they own their home here in NY. It's city water

It's NOT very likely to be the city water if the cold water is clean.

Once you tell me it is the cold water, explicitly tell me, based upon

your OWN eyes, then I will post more. Eliminate the hot water

heater first. I talked with this city's Water Manager, and she

was quite adamant they would not investigate until the hot

water heater had been professional inspected. You can do it

yourself. It's very easy. But for the elderly it can be difficult.

Your brother can easily do it all for them (see my previous post).

>and they have

>complained, but the city denies that it's their problem. I don't

>believe that they have even investigated.

Correct action on their part. See above, and past post. I try

to keep my posts short, and to the point, as typing is a slow

process. One day all my posts will be online, by the end

of summer. Then I can earn money on my typing time.

>PB> So, your parents have everyone on their side, including the neighbors

>PB> who are suffering from sewer gas exposure as well.

>

>I never thought about having them ask the neighbors. They might even

>be too timid to do that. They're afraid to bother anyone.

They do not " know " their neighbors? Sigh. Only in the USA.

>Anonymous, baloney! I called about the sidewalk the city never fixed.

Read the new NY city rules regarding who is responsible for fixing

the sidewalk.

It has changed in the last 30 years. I was surprised. Very.

>Everyone gets flat tires from it. Still isn't fixed. I'll be happy to

>call. My Son cleaned it out for them (all black inside),

Inside what? On walls?

>but the stink is back.

Is the black back?

I really do not want to spend time typing 'more questions' as it's not

worth it to me. Just the way it is. So, if you want 'informative' answers

from me, then put more details, using your time, not mine. I know it's

tough, but I was paid, then I would easily do this all day, every day.

I like it, but I have to draw a line at less than 1 hour a day, or even

less than that.

They should sell and move to clean home, it sounds like.

If they have bad health symptoms, then they should only

sleep there, in a safe bedroom, and leave during the day

and night.

What part of NY? Near the ocean? In the country side?