Re: re: contamintion gone big

[Guest guest]

If I recall correctly the whole thing started with washing new clothes from the

store? Do you still have those clothes in the house? Could it be formaldehyde

or the chemicals used for wrinkle free wear? I have read that the chemicals

used for wrinkle free clothes never leave the fabric. Perhaps it is the clothes

themselves you washed in the washer and if you remove them from the house? Or

you have already done so?

It couldn't be something else that just happened to happen simultaneously could

it?

ap

---From: Jsverdlove@...

we got rid of washer/dryer the day it happened and fumes are still

everywhere and on clothes

do people react this much to the plastic residue of a 6 month old washer?

chlorine? something in the water??

argh...thank you for support - it keeps me going

[Guest guest]

If it has been in there that long yes. There will be fumes everywhere and will

get into your clothes, walls, anything porous. You can wipe walls down

with vinegar and water, wipe do not soak, place baking soda in every room in

containers. It will help abosrb the odors. Plastic smells bad. Hope this

helps

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: " Jsverdlove@... " <Jsverdlove@...>

Sent: Mon, February 21, 2011 2:28:32 PM

Subject: [] re: contamintion gone big

we got rid of washer/dryer the day it happened and fumes are still

everywhere and on clothes

do people react this much to the plastic residue of a 6 month old washer?

chlorine? something in the water??

argh...thank you for support - it keeps me going

[Guest guest]

If they say wrinkle free or permanent press always has the chemical in them.

New clothes also have formaldehyde you have to wash repeatedly to remove.

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: anita paulsen <apami@...>

Sent: Mon, February 21, 2011 3:47:46 PM

Subject: Re: [] re: contamintion gone big

If I recall correctly the whole thing started with washing new clothes from the

store? Do you still have those clothes in the house? Could it be formaldehyde

or the chemicals used for wrinkle free wear? I have read that the chemicals

used for wrinkle free clothes never leave the fabric. Perhaps it is the clothes

themselves you washed in the washer and if you remove them from the house? Or

you have already done so?

It couldn't be something else that just happened to happen simultaneously could

it?

ap