Re: Black Mold

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Dear Susan,

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Thanks

On 1/24/07, susan wrote:
> On 1/24/07, susan wrote:
>> On 8/19/06, AVe wrote:
>>> On 7/18/06, L Sams wrote:
>>>> We have just moved into an apartment this past june in
>>>> Northeastern PA. We have Black Mold in the kitchen and
>>>> bathroom, and it is under the floors and behind the lower
>>>> kitchen cabinets. It isn't just a little bit....It is alot.
>>>> My husband and I have both spoken to the landlord, and he
>>>> says we should just spray it with bleach. Even if this
>>>> would work, we would have to remove the whole shower wall
>>>> in the bathroom, and all of the lower cabinets in the
>>>> kitchen to get to where the mold is. Does anyone know our
>>>> rights where this is concerned? We have small children, and
>>>> we all have allergies which have not stopped flaring up
>>>> since we moved in. And the smell when the weather is hot
>>>> and humid is horrible. We cant even use the kitchen
>>>> cabinets to put stuff into, and have the doors tied shut so
>>>> the baby doesnt get into them.
>>>>
>>>> Lisa
>>>
>>> Hi Lisa,
>>>
>>> Get the heck out of your place ASAP! I was living in that
>>> stuff for 7 and a half years with my baby who is now 13 and
>>> we have NEVER been the same health wise. I never knew mold
>>> could be so bad. ...Bleach causes aneven more toxic
>>> reactionbetween the bleach combination and the micotoxins
>>> from the mold! Sounds like your landlord is clueless. My
>>> NEW business is Mold testing AND mold remediation! Trust
>>> me...just leave. Save your family. It is your landlords
>>> responsibility to give you a healthy and habitual place to
>>> live. Keep all your requests in writing to your landlord. He
>>> would be very dumb to ignore you as that is what could get
>>> him in serious trouble. Are you on a lease. Test the molds
>>> and see what species they are. got to Drfungus.com and
>>> educate your self you will thank me later for this info. If
>>> you have lived there long..the spores will be in your
>>> belongings. Also not good. I left everything behind. Good
>>> luck to you and your health!!! Been on antifungals for 7
>>> years now and started having seizures from inhaling the
>>> spores in our condo....its a tough disease to have. You can
>>> avoid it if you leave quickly enough. It's also the dose!
>
>
> Oh my gosh, I have lived in a very expensive rental home on a 2
> year lease. My master bedroom floods every time it rains. I have
> begged my landlord to fix the problem but he hax done nothing.
> after I fell and injured my knee the last month of my lease he
had
> some one come and pull the carpet back to dry. There is black
mold
> on the back of the carpet, the wood tack strip is covered with
> black mold. the concrete is still damp and has black mold the
> glass slide door is so full of moisture that you cant even see
out
> of it. my lease expires in a little over a week and now he is
> forcing me to let a contractor come in and fix the problem. He
> forced me to live with this problem for 2 years. Here is the
> kicker I have had at least 6 grand mal seizures and dozens of
> petty mal seizures in the last year. Due to my injury from the
wet
> carpet I have been off work for a month and just found out it
> could be up to 3 months before I can return full time. thus I am
> broke, cant afford to pay my bills or move, or even stay in a
> motel until this all gets resolved....I think I need legal help
if
> anyone can help please e-me indigobayspa@yahoo.com... oh and for
> the last week my entire family has had sinus infection and
> horrible head aches