Re: Car Mist

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Sam, for the words of wisdom! I am skeptical about it and don't

plan to have it done. It's most likely a way for someone to make money.

Someone did tell me, a few years ago, to always leave your button in the recycle

mode when you turn your engine off especially at night and humid weather.

That way the damp air does not enter in over night. Makes sense to me so

that's what we do. We usually alternate recycle and fresh while driving to

get some fresh air in.

Sue

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Thanks for posting Sue,

It would be great if it or something like it worked.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for posting Sue,

It would be great if it or something like it worked. I went through the site

andunless I missed it, I didn't see any info at all on the product,  how it

worked, no msds,etc.

Lot's of info on how bad the air quality is in cars. If it were truly legit, I

would imagine that they would tout all their information. That is worrisome. The

site seems geared towards getting car repair dealers to buy the product. Kind of

reminds me of the pitch you'd get from some mlm's that are more interested in

selling than the integrity of the product. As someone who used to be in sales

many years ago, I always found the most moral approach was to only sell products

that could speak for themselves in terms of quality and its ability to do as

promised with all info above board and not something you have to hunt around

for. 

Has anyone had any experience with it?

Sam

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[Guest guest]

Hi Sue,

That is what I do as well wit my a/c and it does help. But you still can have

problems as we have had. I sure wish there was a product that worked. I won't

say that this one doesn't. But they don't seem to present things in a way that

explains anything and that is troubling.

Thanks for posting this. One day we will find something legit for our cars!

Sam

From: ssr3351@... <ssr3351@...>

Subject: Re: [] Car Mist

Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009, 7:54 PM

 

Thanks, Sam, for the words of wisdom! I am skeptical about it and don't

plan to have it done. It's most likely a way for someone to make money.

Someone did tell me, a few years ago, to always leave your button in the recycle

mode when you turn your engine off especially at night and humid weather.

That way the damp air does not enter in over night. Makes sense to me so

that's what we do. We usually alternate recycle and fresh while driving to

get some fresh air in.

Sue

 

[Guest guest]

I never know what to do except to use common sense, keep things repaired

and routinely inspect the house and car. So far so good. I found the MiST

info interesting but wouldn't do it unless I knew more. My husband gets the

incabin filters and changes them about every 4 months.

Some days I feel crazy about all this and I have to just try to calm down

and live as healthy as I possibly can.

Sue

Hi Sue,

That is what I do as well wit my a/c and it does help. But you still can

have problems as we have had. I sure wish there was a product that worked. I

won't say that this one doesn't. But they don't seem to present things in

a way that explains anything and that is troubling.

Thanks for posting this. One day we will find something legit for our

cars!

Sam

[Guest guest]

Sue,

It's all you can do. Try to be vigilant, but don't give in to the panic and fear

that the condition itself can sometimes exacerbate. It takes alot of inner

strength and compassion at the very least.

Sam 

From: ssr3351@... <ssr3351@...>

Subject: Re: [] Car Mist

Date: Thursday, October 1, 2009, 5:13 PM

 

I never know what to do except to use common sense, keep things repaired

and routinely inspect the house and car. So far so good. I found the MiST

info interesting but wouldn't do it unless I knew more. My husband gets the

incabin filters and changes them about every 4 months.

Some days I feel crazy about all this and I have to just try to calm down

and live as healthy as I possibly can.

Sue

 

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, Sam! I try to stay calm but it's really difficult. I can't even

watch the commercial on TV about flood insurance where the water is pouring

into the house. We've never had a problem here at the home but I get nervous

turning on the dishwasher and running the washing machine. I even had my

husband turn off the ice maker so I wouldn't have to worry about it!! He's

a saint to put up with me!!! Every morning I get up and go to the basement

to check the hot water heater just to make sure it isn't leaking!!!! If I

ever had a leak I think I'd end up in the looney bin!

Sue

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Sue,

It's all you can do. Try to be vigilant, but don't give in to the panic

and fear that the condition itself can sometimes exacerbate. It takes alot of

inner strength and compassion at the very least.

Sam

[Guest guest]

Hi Sue,

Also, don't forget to always have a toilet plunger next to every toilet bowl.

It's astounding how fast that water can fill up your home, when something gets

stuck, during the flush. After one such " flood " , it only took 3 or 4 weeks, for

me to realize that the flood water had got underneath the linoleum floor

covering, throughout the flood area, and enough mold had started growing, to

make me deathly ill. I had to have a lot of the flooring ripped out and removed.

When putting down NEW floor covering, always have a professional put clear caulk

sealant in the open crack between the edge of the linoleum, and the baseboard of

your walls. This way, if the plunger doesn't work, you may be able to mop up the

flood BEFORE the water seeps underneath the linoleum. An unwritten law is that

the linoleum that you have to rip out, is ALWAYS practically brand new,

and you will always have the argument, with loved ones: " but honey, we just

installed that linoleum, so how can it be making you sick? "

Joe

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> Thanks, Sam! I try to stay calm but it's really difficult. I can't even

> watch the commercial on TV about flood insurance where the water is pouring

> into the house. We've never had a problem here at the home but I get nervous

> turning on the dishwasher and running the washing machine. I even had my

> husband turn off the ice maker so I wouldn't have to worry about it!! He's

> a saint to put up with me!!! Every morning I get up and go to the basement

> to check the hot water heater just to make sure it isn't leaking!!!! If I

> ever had a leak I think I'd end up in the looney bin!

>

> Sue

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> Sue,

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> It's all you can do. Try to be vigilant, but don't give in to the panic

> and fear that the condition itself can sometimes exacerbate. It takes alot of

> inner strength and compassion at the very least.

>

> Sam

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, Joe! I'll be going to Home Depot tomorrow to get two new

plungers!!! We have ceramic tile which is pretty well sealed around the floor

and

walls but I know I would be a basket case!!! I am such a worrier it makes

me almost sick at times. I wish I had a house on stilts and perfect in

every way possible. I even have dreams about mold growing in my closets and

water coming in. II used to be a upbeat and very happy person. Always cautious

and aware but never the worry wart that I have become since getting so

sick.

Stay well and enjoy the nice Fall weather until the leaves come down, get

wet and moldy!!!

Sue

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Hi Sue,

Also, don't forget to always have a toilet plunger next to every toilet

bowl. It's astounding how fast that water can fill up your home,