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springshowers
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Have you done any testing of your home for contaminates that might be making you stay sick or feel sick?

What tests can you do?

I know of the Mold test. Are there others?

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I am also very interested in this. I would like to find a company that will come in and check for mold, CO2, radon - the whole deal but can't find any in my area. Any suggestions welcome.
Thanks

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Go on amazon and order one of schaller's many books on mold remidation.

If you want the real deal, and can handle a long complicated book, than Shoemaker's "Mold Warriors" is the bible on this issue.

Also, Scott has a wealth of info on his site regarding the testing and treatment of mold and other toxicities. (www.betterhealthguy.com)

Good Luck

Derek

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