Hi Pat > I agree archives would be a good thing to have. I lose interest in > repeating the same thing over and over, so probably others do, > too. But if you're so interested now (Mike Monett), why haven't > you been reading this list for the last several months or years?
I was quite active before 2002. I became very ill from exposure to high concentrations of mold spores in a house I rented at 175 Greenbank Road in Nepean, Ottawa, Canada. I rented the house to use as a base to contact the local communication companies about my new invention, called Binary Sampling. There is a small amount of information on my home page at www.pstca.com. There was a lot more information posted, but I removed it after discovering some major new applications that can benefit from it. I'll update it after I get the patents filed. I had just returned from a consulting trip to Karlsruhe, Germany. It was wintertime. The outside temperature dropped to -30C, so you had to close the windows, which stopped the fresh air ventilation. The city vacancy rate was about 0.3%, and the only other places available were worse that what I was already living in. I had the city mold inspectors come to inspect the place for mold, but since I used bleach on the concrete in the basement to kill the live mold plants, they could do nothing since there was no visible mold. That's the way their rules are written. I figured I would try to stick it out until spring, and find another place. I was sure the symptoms would wear off as soon as I got out of the current environmment. I found another place. The symptoms did not wear off. They got much worse. They were debilitating. I lost my consulting business, and moved from place to place to try to escape the mold and try to figure out how to fight it. It has taken almost a decade, but I am finally getting the symptoms under control. My message to everyone is do not trust mold. As soon as you start noticing symptoms, the damage is already done. It is permanent. Move or eliminate the mold before it gets worse. > Another question....Have you found sodium chlorite to be effective > fighting mold in the home? You mean bleach, or sodium hypochlorite (NaClO)? Yes, it will kill the live plant, but not the spores. I use it daily. It destroys your clothes, but I have found no alternative. Heat doesn't work. I have started more fires in my microwave trying to heat blankets than I care to admit. If my landlord found me running through the halls with blazing blankets, he would evict me on the spot. Rightfully so:) I am working on a new approach to sterilizing fabrics using ozone, and will report the results as soon as it is up and running. It will also destroy the fabric, but if I can kill the spores, it may not require as many treatments or as often. > I don't think threads would be a good archiving tool for us since > a lot of the time what we write about ends up not having anything > to do with the subject lol. Yes, Mike D. talks about morphing subject lines in the home page. A good search engine can overcome these problems. The mail-archives has a good search engine <G> >Pat Best Regards, Mike M. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
