>
> Against cell phone/radio towers, one relatively inexpensive solution for
> a temporary solution is:
> http://www.uline.com/BL_54/Static-Shielding-Rolls
> Using just Staples 3M poster tape, you can very quickly install it as
> temporary wallpaper. Sometimes it falls off after a while, but then I
> just reapply more poster tape. Caveat is the appearance. When I put it
> up in my room, I have each subsequent piece overlap the previous one by
> about 3 inches. Any gap could be the weakest link that potentially
> invalidates the whole thing.
>
> Note that it works by reflection of the wireless radiation, so you have
> to put it in the right place so that it will actually reflect it away
> from you rather than toward you. I would recommend using a meter to
> test its effectiveness (e.g., Cornet from lessemf.com). Good thing is
> that it's temporary, so if you make a mistake, or if a neighbor moves in
> on the other side with wireless radiation, you can take it down.
>
> When I travel and stay in hotels, however, I use silver nylon shielding
> cloth instead (shieldextrading.net), to very quickly attach to curtains
> with a plastic clip. Sometimes it helps, if the only source is from
> outside the building, but if there's indoor Wi-Fi also, then I may need
> an enclosure with 4 sides... This is more expensive, but easier to set
> up and pack into my luggage. Sometimes, it's too strong in the hotel,
> and this isn't good enough. However, if you get the room furthest away
> from the Wi-Fi routers, e.g., at the center between 2 of them, it can be
> low enough that the shielding helps.
>
> --- In [hidden email], <marydelamer@> wrote:
> >
> > Dear Group,
> >
> > I am living in Berkeley, CA, where I have been staying in temporary
> homes for the past 3.5 months. I have been homeless for 3 years due to
> Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (I cannot find safe enough housing). It
> has become apparent that I am getting more and more sensitive to
> electrosmog, as I stay in Berkeley. I can feel the electrical fields
> coursing through my body all night when I'm in bed, and they severely
> disrupt my ability to concentrate and remember, whenever I am at home.
> I feel very agitated and often distraught and despairing. I've been
> trying very hard to move back to Marin County, where they have not yet
> installed Smart Meters, and where the density of cell phone and radio
> towers is less.
> >
> > I'm writing to ask if others can recommend ways that I can make my
> current place more live-able, while I wait to find a housing match
> outside of Berkeley.
> >
> > On earthing.com (the website is down right now; the owner is working
> on it), there are grounding bands that you can wear around your body and
> plug into a grounded outlet? Have people found those to be useful?
> Would it take away the electricity coursing through my body every night
> while I sleep?
> >
> > Any other recommendations for how to ameliorate this hellish situation
> would be much appreciated.
> >
> > Thank you,
> > Mary
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>