Posted by C.a.b. Johnson on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/RF-Shielding-Paint-from-Europe-tp3500186p3513576.html

--- On Wed, 11/16/11, chelseapaul1010 <[hidden email]> wrote:

I've painted my whole bedroom using the blockpaint http://shop.wireless-protection.org/rf-screening-paint-carbon---blocpaint-191-p.asp from the uk. Painted all walls and ceiling, and covered the floor with alluiminium insulation foil.  




Quite honestly I feel worse in there now than I did before


Paul,

Do you have any electrical devices in the bedroom?  Lamps, radios, TV, Power box, etc.  Also, wires running inside the walls or floors might theoretically be emiting EMF if the paint and foil are not grounded properly?  Yes, any microwaves or EMF getting into the bedroom through cracks will bounce around.  It is tough to figure out what is going on. but why don't you try leaving the paint on the walls and ceiling and take the foil up off the floor and see if the room can breathe better. If there are any windows in the bedroom, are they sealed with something?  Yes, in the end, you may need to remove the paint on the ceiling and leave the ceiling and floor unsheilded.

I have no good answers since I have the same problem.  I put hardware screen on the walls and floor of my living room and now I can't even go in there.  I am huddled in the kitchen, still getting hit.  What a nightmare.  My only solution is to wear sheilding garments and sleep in a canopy or cage.  I have shielding fabrics under and over my bedcovers.  And when I put the microwave detector under the covers with me, I cannot hear anything, but when I turn a transistor radio on under the covers it plays as clear as a bell, so not a good arrangement. 

The same thing will happen with shielding garments.  If you do not cover everything, the microwaves can get in behind the fabric and bounce around.  The is the main complaint about the tin foil hat.  And more so with conductive rather than reflective materials.

Too bad we do not live in Sweden.  If we did, the government would pay to remediate our dwellings since Electrosensitivity is considered to be a disabling condition there.

Some people on this list know a lot more about this type of situation, and have discussed it in the past, though with vague subject headings it is hard to find these discussions in the archives.  Rather than keep repeating the information, they get tired of being instructors to everyone who keep incessantly asking questions about how to shield themselves in their particular situatiion.  It would be very beneficial to everyone if a Beau-Biologist or scientific minded person would create a website explaining to people how to sheild their apartments and houses properly and explain the pitfalls that can arise, since most of us cannot afford to have a professional come to our house and do a personal analysis.

C. Johnson
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