Re: No mold in my kitchen YAY

[Guest guest]

wow-good story! I had mold in the back of my kitchen cabinets last year so I can

relate!

Glad to hear problem solved. And I hear you re the will to live-mold just sucks

it right out of me too. Awful.

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> Well, remember I asked how to seal the wall against dryer sheet fumes on the

wall? I used plywood. I really should have worn a mask when I took off the foil

in order to seal the washer (in case I had mold in back of the kitchen

cabinets). I got REAL whacked & was struggling hard to maintain my will to live

for the rest of the day - & belief that I'm not going to die.Thank goodness a

winter of foil on the wall didn't cause mold. Yesterday I had the kitchen

cabinets pulled out & was prepared for mold. The contractor came walking out of

the kitchen saying he might throw up & I should put my mask on & see this. Yeah

right. Well it wasn't anything you're expecting. From outside the back door I

peered across the living room into the kitchen. The area under the cabinet he

removed had a 2 inch high mound of dogfood, at least 5 " X 18 " , & dead mice. He

shoveled & sanded got steel wool, tons of caulk & put on another layer of

plywood on the walls & floor. It's not my housekeeping folks I just bought it

Oct & lived in my vehicle until Dec & I don't have any pets.

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[Guest guest]

Wow, I'm sorry. The mice issue must have been awful. Good thing it's over now.

Thanks for the ideas.

Kathy

-- In , " safersmilesdentallab "

<safersmilesdentallab@...> wrote:

Well, remember I asked how to seal the wall against dryer sheet fumes on the

wall? I used plywood. I really should have worn a mask when I took off the foil

in order to seal the washer (in case I had mold in back of the kitchen

cabinets). I got REAL whacked & was struggling hard to maintain my will to live

for the rest of the day - & belief that I'm not going to die.Thank goodness a

winter of foil on the wall didn't cause mold. Yesterday I had the kitchen

cabinets pulled out & was prepared for mold. The contractor came walking out of

the kitchen saying he might throw up & I should put my mask on & see this. Yeah

right. Well it wasn't anything you're expecting. From outside the back door I

peered across the living room into the kitchen. The area under the cabinet he

removed had a 2 inch high mound of dogfood, at least 5 " X 18 " , & dead mice. He

shoveled & sanded got steel wool, tons of caulk & put on another layer of

plywood on the walls & floor. It's

not my housekeeping folks I just bought it Oct & lived in my vehicle until Dec

& I don't have any pets.

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[Guest guest]

I'm SO glad to hear it isn't mold. Eek, mice!

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On Aug 21, 2010, at 10:02 PM, KathyB <calicocat477@...> wrote:

Wow, I'm sorry. The mice issue must have been awful. Good thing it's over now.

Thanks for the ideas.

Kathy

-- In , " safersmilesdentallab "

<safersmilesdentallab@...> wrote:

Well, remember I asked how to seal the wall against dryer sheet fumes on the

wall? I used plywood. I really should have worn a mask when I took off the foil

in order to seal the washer (in case I had mold in back of the kitchen

cabinets). I got REAL whacked & was struggling hard to maintain my will to live

for the rest of the day - & belief that I'm not going to die.Thank goodness a

winter of foil on the wall didn't cause mold. Yesterday I had the kitchen

cabinets pulled out & was prepared for mold. The contractor came walking out of

the kitchen saying he might throw up & I should put my mask on & see this. Yeah

right. Well it wasn't anything you're expecting. From outside the back door I

peered across the living room into the kitchen. The area under the cabinet he

removed had a 2 inch high mound of dogfood, at least 5 " X 18 " , & dead mice. He

shoveled & sanded got steel wool, tons of caulk & put on another layer of

plywood on the walls & floor. It's

not my housekeeping folks I just bought it Oct & lived in my vehicle until Dec &

I don't have any pets.

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[Guest guest]

My face (upper cheeks) was swollen & burning & I thought it was just everything

a house is built with plus I'm not outgassing & hermetically sealing things as

vigouroudly as when I lived in my vehicle. It's not as in-your-face in a house.

But I should be more careful anyway. My nose is starting to clear up now.

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> Well, remember I asked how to seal the wall against dryer sheet fumes on the

wall? I used plywood. I really should have worn a mask when I took off the foil

in order to seal the washer (in case I had mold in back of the kitchen

cabinets). I got REAL whacked & was struggling hard to maintain my will to live

for the rest of the day - & belief that I'm not going to die.Thank goodness a

winter of foil on the wall didn't cause mold. Yesterday I had the kitchen

cabinets pulled out & was prepared for mold. The contractor came walking out of

the kitchen saying he might throw up & I should put my mask on & see this. Yeah

right. Well it wasn't anything you're expecting. From outside the back door I

peered across the living room into the kitchen. The area under the cabinet he

removed had a 2 inch high mound of dogfood, at least 5 " X 18 " , & dead mice. He

shoveled & sanded got steel wool, tons of caulk & put on another layer of

plywood on the walls & floor. It's

> not my housekeeping folks I just bought it Oct & lived in my vehicle until

Dec & I don't have any pets.

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