first of all ,like what we were just talking about for the emails where
we accidentally forgot to take off our last name, i just wanted to ask
if you left yours there on purpose.
but i think you are right about the trees causing the dampness because
the back yard of where i lived had about 100
that is really bad that it killed his dog. 6 million dollars in
damages had to have been pretty bad. i saw on the tv the mold was
getting inside the insulation and then in the heating ducts and it
would spread all through the house. i don't know if that is the same
type of mold, but the people
In a message dated 7/22/2005 12:21:17 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
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that is really bad that it killed his dog. 6 million dollars in
damages had to have been pretty bad. i saw on the tv the mold was
getting inside the insulation and then in the heating ducts and it
This past January, my husband and I were looking to buy a home. He's in
the military and we were scheduled to move in about a month so we tried
to sneak in early.
We saw one house that should have been labled as a house of horrors!!
There was literally mold growing on every surface in the
Susan wrote:
it is even worse if you live in cinderblock or brick houses. it always
feels damp and you have to make sure you wash the walls down regularly
or there will be mold in every corner of the room or growing behind the
dressers and bedheads. wood homes are not much better!
Very few
i have never heard of 90 degree weather in england or 30 degrees
celcius. i watched a special on an area in england where it rained
half the year. i would love the rain, if it did rain that much, but
the dampness would kill me. it is good to know you have some nice
sunny days.
it is also
In a message dated 7/21/2005 4:28:08 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
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how would a home be declared unfit to live in for mold? how do you get
rid of it? i have heard of a mold so bad that they have to remove the
brick it infests, but i never heard of a house being
For what it's worth, I grew up in coastal Virginia and we never experienced
dry rot or any kind of rot of towels, and our house was brick and we didn't
wash down the walls and we didn't grow mold on them either. Or anywhere
else, either. My mother would never have stood for that.
Norfolk is hot
what about bath towels? i thought i saw embroidered bath towels made
from linen in england on another website. i think it must be more
popular in the uk to have them not made from terry cloth. it would be
smarter because the terry cloths ones are so thick sometimes,
especially when they are
Susan wrote:
cluny towels
i thought it was strange the towels were not made with the fuzzy terry
cloth you normally see, but they are beautiful. you probably wouldn't
put lace on fuzzy terry cloth anyways.
http://www212.pair.com/sojkawj/towel1.html
Susan, it's only recently that fuzzy terry
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