Posted by Loni Rosser on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Re-refridgerators-tp1547245p1547246.html

What does that mean, dirty electricity. I am wondering why the electrical in my house is soooo toxic to me but I went to a friends home & I didn't react there. Most homes I do but this one I did not. Can some explain that to me.
 
The house I am staying in in Rio Rico is moldy but the electric is ok for me there. An old fridge. Has a propane stove. I don't get why that house is ok electrically also.
 
Loni

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Subject: [eSens] Re: refridgerators
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, September 11, 2008, 7:13 PM






I've hard that the icemakers in refrigerators create dirty electricity.
Our frig doesn't have an icemaker, and neither does it produce dirty
electricity. Yours may not, either. You can check that by checking, with a
Stetzerizer meter, the current in the outlet the frig is plugged into. See if the
reading goes up when the frig is running, or not.

Regarding the suggestion of turning off just ther circuit to the bedroom at
night, that may not be enough. Your bed may pick up current from the wiring
in the ceiling of the room beneath your bedrooom, etcetera.

You'll need to think about it and turn off at night all circuits that can
affect your bedroom. Since dirty electricity can jump from a hot circuit to
things like water pipes, ductwork, hot water system radiators, and even the
metal casing of electrical conduits that are off or no longer contain wires, it
would be helpful to check with an appropriate meter. One that can identify
electrical fields of the higher frequencies that are associated with ES
symptoms. A simple Gauss meter cannot do this, so lack of a reading on one does
not mean the area is clear of harmful frequencies.

Shivani Arjuna
www.LifeEnergies. com

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