mjrsplat

Im not an idiot.

ORLY?

I remember when wnci was cool.

:dumb:

pulling a car and a half on an untuned dsm is hardly getting worked, bring barney out this year and see what it actually means to get worked.

Idk, I've seen what happens to fwd dsm's I'm scared to race now. :masturboy:

I have a slow import, can i play? :gabe:

Quoted for troof. Got worked by a rattlecanned mk3.:gabe:

I dont think she will be using that pipe any time soon so have at it

CHRIS MADE A FUNNY!

:fa:

.....and I'll still be low.

I forgot to add that in.

-Farkas will still be scared of pebbles in the road.

The cockroaches always survive after the higher forms of life die off.

 

Just sayin .......

Did you even read? You live too. :dumb:

My predictions for 2012:

Leigh's dsm will continue to occupy jackstands

phil will still be slow

I will get bored of my car and sell it

wonderboy's sentra will be on motor #3

Patterson will go through 2 trannies

chris still won't hit 12's

beatercamaro will continue to stare at his unfinished motor on a stand

Cordell will sell the motorcycle to make room for another miata

gabe won't have anything fast

The apache will continue to talk about coming to columbus, but won't

Dover will blow another motor on the bike

Mark Carlyle will continue to discuss cold air intakes

Alex will continue to build toyotas with big turbos that put down dissapointing numbers in the quarter

There won't be much racing this year.

Call huffer restoration. Gregg is a great guy to deal with and very knowledgeable. He can do an air test and tell you what direction to take. I had a mold issue and he came out and spent an hour and a half with me and gave me lots of tips, advice, and direction. He will also not try to take your money. I expected I needed a test on my mold and he advised against it to save me money due to my particular mold situation. I gave him 75 dollars for his time and went away feeling very relieved

Do you have a contact number?

It depends on the breadth of their knowledge. I've met countless people that said that they know ASL but could only do very few signs.

I know a girl who's hearing impaired, and would be totally deaf without a hearing implant, needless to say she was taught asl at a young age. Her boyfriend who I grew up with has been dating her and learning sign language for at least 5 years now, and her best friend took college courses in Asl. I'd say you're covered.

Yes you are throwing away additional clothing. Buy color safe bleach and try washing. Inspect the clothing after for mold discoloration and smells. If you think the bleach and hot water did the trick than your probably good. You typically cannot wash away the black color from mold in clothing. If its in the carpet than pull it back. It has to dry before you can begin to deal with it. If its in the padding than remove the section and get you a $2 piece from a carpet store and replace the bad section. Take your bleach mixture and spray the back side of the carpet if it hasnt destroyed the carpet. Dont soak the fibers so that it bleachs the carpet just thecarpet backing. Allow everything to dry before putting it all back down. If its on the subfloor, than spray it with your solution as well. If it looks like growth, spray, let dry and encapsulate with paint and put it all back down. This is all a judgement call and you have to decide if you are doing enough steps to reasonably get it all the first time or you risk it getting worse. Just remember to go further with removal of the pad than just what you see, typicall 1-2' beyond the affected area. Once its all back, dont steam clean the carpet, mix up some color safe bleach and test in a small area to see if it bleachs the carpet. If it doesnt in your test are than attack the carpet fibers making sure not to soak the new pad, just dip your rag, ring it out and wipe the are repeating the process. Allow to dry.

 

Remember mold can cause permanent health issues including cancers and respiratory with only a few seconds exposure, dont wait for this to cause an issue especially if you have kids. When dealing with mold removal do what you can to not make the spores airborne. Dont just start ripping stuff apart, move slowly and let the tools your using do their jobs. Bag the stuff you remove thats damaged up and get it out of the house.Have a fan runnig in a window to help remove airborne spores when taking it all apart.

 

If your air purifier is not a hepa filter type, shut it off its doing more damage than good.

Unfortunately, I already have respiratory issues, they got a lot worse over night that's when I suspected mold. I don't even begin to know how to check for it in the places you described, none of it is visible, but you can smell it. Within a few minutes of being in the room, my clothes reeked of it. Now the smell is stuck in my nose again, I'll probably feel crappy again tomorrow. The more I hear the more I'm leaning toward hiring someone to solve the issue.