How can one be sick and not be fatigued?(Was: Re: Tug's S...

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not really I'm just wondering what left a noticeable film on some things. I

washed my hair everyday, I understand what your saying, I'm asking if this

biofilm could leave a noticeable sign in a WDB,

I dont think thats getting carried away, I just read something about

molds and biofilm left in swimming pools, hot tubs, and how bleach doesnt remove

biofilms, so it seems a logical question to me.

--- In , " Jack Thrasher, Ph.D. " <toxicologist1@...>

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> I do not know. You would have to have growth on the hair. If you shampoo

your hair regularly there will be minimal growth. The major problem with

biofilms is the infectious state. You are getting over carried on this subject.

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> ok, excudeing the skin and insides, what about the hair and belongings?

would this leave a noticable film? well not noticable as in seeing, but felling.

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