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> I have been trying to remove mold and decided to move.
> The book related to mold control on a budget is good. The first think youcan do is buy the best furnace filter available at the local stores. Whenever you change filters have a garbage bag right there to inclose it, wear aface mask and googles that fit tight around your eyes. They explain what kind of face mask from the hardware store. Also i suggest a hat since dust can get in your hair and when you take the mask off it can be stirred up andbreath it. I willget undressed in front of the washing machine and don't take my mask amd goggles off until i am in the shower. When you change vacuum cleaner bags be fully protected, too. This is the most intense exposure to dust and i went poking through a bag looking for a ring and got it in my eyes and it damage my skin. I had on a mask but no goggles or hat.
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> Some people us a drug called chloresteroline or something like that, spelling?  
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> I am trying a supplement from Young Living, something Defense. Also theiroil for liver detox. I can't get up to look, i have to deal with so many things, gotta go...
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> > get a pro or read this:
> > http://www.mold-control-on-a-budget.com/
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> > On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 6:30 AM, Elizabeth Mumper <zil_mumper@>wrote:
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> > > Hi Everyone,
> > > I recently met a girl who is chemically sensitive and needs to have mold
> > > removed from her home. Neither of us know anything about safely removing
> > > mold. Is there any advice you can give us?
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> > > Thank you!
> > > Elizabeth
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