What IAQ problem? We don't see no IAQ problem.

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_Washington Missouri - Report: Mold Not Reaching Employees_

(http://www.emissourian.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=20418559 & BRD=1409 & PAG=461 & dept_\

id=653413 & r

fi=8)

_http://www.emissourian.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=20418559 & BRD=1409 & PAG=461 & d

ept_id=653413 & rfi=8_

(http://www.emissourian.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=20418559 & BRD=1409 & PAG=461 & dept_\

id=653413 & rfi=8)

Courthouse employees, primarily in the court clerk's office on the second

floor, have been complaining about a possible mold presence for some time.

Their concerns heightened once Sporiciden, a mold cleaner, was sprayed Jan.

15 in the building's ventilation system while they were present. They have

complained of headaches, dizziness, fatigue and other ailments since.

Employees said it seems like a mold smell increases when the HVAC unit

kicks on. North said that is puzzling since the tests came back negative.

" If you're drawing air in from another area, and now it's airborne, there

is not much we can say because the proof says it's not, " he said. " The

crazy thing is, everybody is saying they are smelling it and . . . it's not

there. "

The spore sample test followed an earlier one last month by West Kelley of

Warrenton-based 7 Oaks Home Inspection. In that inspection, a mold

identified as cladosporium was found in a rooftop HVAC unit and was suspected

in

three of the four units. Of five samples taken throughout the second floor

between Feb. 16-22, mold was found in only one location, the air handler in

the second-floor unit.

As part of Kelley's report, he interviewed 11 employees Feb. 16 regarding

their health issues. Of the 11, only one had no complaints about adverse

health symptoms.

" We are still having symptoms from something, " Circuit Clerk Jerri Jordan

said.

Sharon Noonan Kramer

[Guest guest]

if ya kant sees it, it just kant be there.

ize just don see noughfin,do you?

I know what, let's get dat there a kansas co. to do some a dat there aaa

airtesting for those aaaa myderoxin thingey's, yesser,by goly, dat theres what

we need to do. well fixer right up theres, yeseree.

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> _Washington Missouri - Report: Mold Not Reaching Employees_

>

(http://www.emissourian.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=20418559 & BRD=1409 & PAG=461 & dept_\

id=653413 & r

> fi=8)

>

> _http://www.emissourian.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=20418559 & BRD=1409 & PAG=461 & d

> ept_id=653413 & rfi=8_

>

(http://www.emissourian.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=20418559 & BRD=1409 & PAG=461 & dept_\

id=653413 & rfi=8)

>

> Courthouse employees, primarily in the court clerk's office on the second

> floor, have been complaining about a possible mold presence for some time.

> Their concerns heightened once Sporiciden, a mold cleaner, was sprayed Jan.

> 15 in the building's ventilation system while they were present. They have

> complained of headaches, dizziness, fatigue and other ailments since.

>

> Employees said it seems like a mold smell increases when the HVAC unit

> kicks on. North said that is puzzling since the tests came back negative.

>

> " If you're drawing air in from another area, and now it's airborne, there

> is not much we can say because the proof says it's not, " he said. " The

> crazy thing is, everybody is saying they are smelling it and . . . it's not

> there. "

>

> The spore sample test followed an earlier one last month by West Kelley of

> Warrenton-based 7 Oaks Home Inspection. In that inspection, a mold

> identified as cladosporium was found in a rooftop HVAC unit and was suspected

in

> three of the four units. Of five samples taken throughout the second floor

> between Feb. 16-22, mold was found in only one location, the air handler in

> the second-floor unit.

>

> As part of Kelley's report, he interviewed 11 employees Feb. 16 regarding

> their health issues. Of the 11, only one had no complaints about adverse

> health symptoms.

>

> " We are still having symptoms from something, " Circuit Clerk Jerri Jordan

> said.

>

>

> Sharon Noonan Kramer

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Here is a novel idea: How bout we quit " educating " remediators that mold

only harms immunocompromised people, so they will quit putting stuff in

HVAC systems to get rid of the mold and quit blasting it into the air and

lungs off immunocompetent people...who then suddenly and " inexplicably " start

having chronic inflammation within various parts of their immune system.

This begs the question, who are really the crazies in this issue?

Sharon

In a message dated 4/2/2010 6:08:22 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

jeaninem660@... writes:

if ya kant sees it, it just kant be there.

ize just don see noughfin,do you?

I know what, let's get dat there a kansas co. to do some a dat there aaa

airtesting for those aaaa myderoxin thingey's, yesser,by goly, dat theres

what we need to do. well fixer right up theres, yeseree.

[Guest guest]

yep, stupid is as stupid does. (forrest ghump)

>

>

>

> Here is a novel idea: How bout we quit " educating " remediators that mold

> only harms immunocompromised people, so they will quit putting stuff in

> HVAC systems to get rid of the mold and quit blasting it into the air and

> lungs off immunocompetent people...who then suddenly and " inexplicably " start

> having chronic inflammation within various parts of their immune system.

> This begs the question, who are really the crazies in this issue?

>

> Sharon

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/2/2010 6:06:26 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

jeaninem660@... writes:

it just all makes no sence to me! what could possably be the problem

here???

greed

[Guest guest]

But there is a hudge difference in being stupied and playing stupied.

and I think there's alot of playing stupied, going on around here.

what a better way to keep the public stupied than to play stupied.

of all places that should be the least stupied about toxic mold,

I'd think it would be missouri.

the home of Monsanto,st.louis,mo. busch beer, purina dog food,

flooding somewhere almost every year, with the lab's in st.louis,

where many scientific studies actually get there yeast strains from,

I would think st.louis,mo. would be more up on the toxic mold issue than

anywhere.

you got to be kindin me. it makes no sence,

how can it be. it's just to much like the tobacco science story.

and gee, the monsanto's outlet in la. discovered that " whatever "

that kill's fungus and made a herbicide out of it.

how long ago was that? yet it's just amaseing how hard it is to find

relaible,knowledgable home testers around here.

yet theres a lab in washington,mo. that supposedly will

test for mycotoxins in samples sent to them.

it just all makes no sence to me! what could possably be the problem here???

> >

> >

> >

> > Here is a novel idea: How bout we quit " educating " remediators that mold

> > only harms immunocompromised people, so they will quit putting stuff in

> > HVAC systems to get rid of the mold and quit blasting it into the air and

> > lungs off immunocompetent people...who then suddenly and " inexplicably "

start

> > having chronic inflammation within various parts of their immune system.

> > This begs the question, who are really the crazies in this issue?

> >

> > Sharon

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

OH, I do believe you got that exactly right.

exactly!

>

>

>

> In a message dated 4/2/2010 6:06:26 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

> jeaninem660@... writes:

>

> it just all makes no sence to me! what could possably be the problem

> here???

>

>

> greed

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