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> Thanks for the inputs everyone.
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> We have decided to move back to the carpeted apartment (actually it was one
> we lived in for 2years an year ago). The carpet is about 1year old; so
> neither too new to offgas nor too old to be hosting a bunch of dust and
> germs etc. Unfortunately this is the middle floor and we cant change it to
> carpet in the future also.
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> But because i am more aware now than before we have eliminated both ground
> floor (because of emfs from smart meters) and top floors due to emfs from
> wiring above. Actually the ground floor was ok; since emf was only at one
> spot in the house; the top floors; of both the houses i checked had emf
> above 6-7 all through the house due to wiring in the crawl space above.
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> After this experience; we wonder.. where is the world going; by the time my
> kids are old enough there wont be any place to hide. jeez.
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> -gariki
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> --- In [hidden email], "C.a.b. Johnson" <superdrove@...> wrote:
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> > --- On Sun, 10/2/11, gariki <chetan.gariki@...> wrote
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> > what would you do? stay or move?
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> > If the other house has less problems with traffic, EMF's, cell towers,
> etc.  then carpet can be easily removed and a floor put down for probably
> less expense than it would be to deal with the EMF problems.
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> the wall to block the EMF's from your area.  But enough sheets to do the job
> would probably cost you about $2,000 to $5,000, You could put in a floor in
> the other house for the same amount of money.  Just my 2 cents.
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