Re: Re: Emf sensitivity, Bedding

[Guest guest]

check out the unfinished wood futon frames from heart of vermont, maybe

you could tolerate, not smelly at all...

sue v

>I also have EMF issues and have a metal bed frame and I also have MCS

>and cannot tolerate new wood products and i'm a bit hesitant to get

>second hand in case its from a moldy house. I will need to get rid of

>the metal frame bed. What is the danger of lying my futon on the floor

>every day and standing it up at night? Is 8 hours on the carpet giving

>mould too much an opportunity to establish?

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Sue, I've tried those and the wood bothers me unfortunately.

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On 2011-01-05 04:49:14 +1100 sue <svican@...> wrote:

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> check out the unfinished wood futon frames from heart of vermont, maybe

> you could tolerate, not smelly at all...

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> sue v

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>> I also have EMF issues and have a metal bed frame and I also have MCS

>> and cannot tolerate new wood products and i'm a bit hesitant to get

>> second hand in case its from a moldy house. I will need to get rid of

>> the metal frame bed. What is the danger of lying my futon on the floor

>> every day and standing it up at night? Is 8 hours on the carpet giving

>> mould too much an opportunity to establish?

>>

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