Re: air quality test

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

if I had known then what I know now when this happened to me... I would get my

family, pets and purse and walk out of the property and leave everything. And

then wash the clothes you have on and your purse and wallet in ammonia diluted

in water and just start over. We spent more money trying to save stuff and then

cross contaminating than if I had just walked away. And pictures or things you

can not part with put into a tub and put in storage. Deal it with it

later.....like five years later. But most important right now is for you and

your family to get out of the property. Be careful on cross contamination and

even your car. I used ammonia diluted in water in a spray bottle to spray air

vents in car and to wipe down car. Some clothes can be save if your washer isn't

contaminated by adding 1 cup of ammonia to regular washing powders. Do not add

bleach with ammonia when washing clothes.  Hope this helps.

leslie   

From: Donna O <do0362@...>

Subject: [] air quality test

Date: Wednesday, December 15, 2010, 3:28 PM

 

i finally got the air test done. it failed. 65,000

penecilium/aspergillious was

the air conditioning part of the test. my air conditioner feels hot to the

touch

and i'm not running it anyways but i find that odd. is that something that

should be replaced? there is a hole in the place where you lock the front door

where there is usually a metal plate with screws that go there. you can see the

mold growing on the inside of the building.

any suggestions on what i should do to have a sanitary move? I don't know where

i am moving as every day it's the usual can't think syndrome. should i put what

i am going to try to salvage in a storage first?

thanks for your help.

[Guest guest]

Thank you . I have been trying for months now they are going to let me break my

lease after I gave a 30 day notice and I have to pay them back the incentive

they used to get people to resign leases ahead of time. I was too sick to catch

what was going on. Now I am going to try to get it so I do not pay that back and

throw the rest of my stuff out. It's been a long 5 years of being sick. I go for

lung test next month. Just tired of being sick every day of the week. What

little I am going to try to save I should put in a storage now should it be

temperature controlled? I am in a very hot state especialy during the summer.

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From: leslie ferrell <ferrellstudio@...>

Sent: Wed, December 15, 2010 2:30:21 PM

Subject: Re: [] air quality test

 

Hi Donna,

if I had known then what I know now when this happened to me... I would get my

family, pets and purse and walk out of the property and leave everything. And

then wash the clothes you have on and your purse and wallet in ammonia diluted

in water and just start over. We spent more money trying to save stuff and then

cross contaminating than if I had just walked away. And pictures or things you

can not part with put into a tub and put in storage. Deal it with it

later.....like five years later. But most important right now is for you and

your family to get out of the property. Be careful on cross contamination and

even your car. I used ammonia diluted in water in a spray bottle to spray air

vents in car and to wipe down car. Some clothes can be save if your washer isn't

contaminated by adding 1 cup of ammonia to regular washing powders. Do not add

bleach with ammonia when washing clothes.  Hope this helps.

leslie   

From: Donna O <do0362@...>

Subject: [] air quality test

Date: Wednesday, December 15, 2010, 3:28 PM

 

i finally got the air test done. it failed. 65,000 penecilium/aspergillious was

the air conditioning part of the test. my air conditioner feels hot to the

touch

and i'm not running it anyways but i find that odd. is that something that

should be replaced? there is a hole in the place where you lock the front door

where there is usually a metal plate with screws that go there. you can see the

mold growing on the inside of the building.

any suggestions on what i should do to have a sanitary move? I don't know where

i am moving as every day it's the usual can't think syndrome. should i put what

i am going to try to salvage in a storage first?

thanks for your help.

[Guest guest]

Excellent question, beings your going to have your things in storage for an

undetermined amount of time I'd go with the least expensive. Your biggest

concern is that the unit doesn't leak. Also now that your going to be starting

out all over go cheap! You'll never know if or when you'll find yourself in

another WDB and have to vacate leaving everything behind.

What little I am going to try to save I should put in a storage now should it

be

> temperature controlled? I am in a very hot state

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