Healthy Living
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Poorly Ventilated Homes linked to Infections
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Greetings !!!
Poorly ventilated, overcrowded homes linked to
Inuit kids` infections
Inadequate ventilation and overcrowding appear to contribute
to the high incidence of lower respiratory tract infections in
young Inuit
children
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Ensuring You Have Proper Roof Ventilation
Looking after your roof
A well cared for roof lasts much longer than a roof that is left to
it's own devices. By spotting problems early on you can save
yourself a lot of heartache and extra cost from big problems. Your
roof is responsible for taking the damage from everything that the
elements can throw at it including wind, rain, sun and snow but it
is also attacked by leaves, insects and other natural predators.
Ineffective roofing can mean that any of these factors find their
way into your attic and eventually your home and it is important
you do what you can to prevent this from happening.
Small problems lead to big problems
The roof itself is one aspect of the home that is regularly
overlooked by homeowners until there is an obvious leak or damage.
The best way to prevent these leaks and damages is through...
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What are your suggestions?
Have you ever had problems linked to overcrowding or poor
ventilation?
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Posted by djgreetings.com Sat Jun 27, 2009 7:35pm PDT
Hi Gina, I live in New Jersey. When it reaches upper 90's here, you can hear people cursing already. 100? 110? It's like cooking you alive. Haven't been there but love to visit Texas some time.
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Posted by djgreetings.com Sat Jun 27, 2009 7:36pm PDT
Hey odie. How are you? Where have you been? Miss you. I'm fine. A little stressed from work. Planning to have vacation. How about you?
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Posted by djgreetings.com Sat Jun 27, 2009 7:39pm PDT
Hi Amy. Good thing you mentioned about flu. I've read millions are already infected by H1N1. Thousands died already.
Anyways, when you found out about the safest/safer disinfectant, let me know. Would definitely try your recommendation.
Thanks My Friend.
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Posted by Paula Sat Jun 27, 2009 10:13pm PDT
Hello DJ! How's weekend?!
Peace!!!!
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Posted by snow bunny Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:32am PDT
The only things that kill bacteria and viruses are heat and natural and/or chemical toxins. Laboratories keep them for decades in sub-zero temps in order to study them later. Air your house, wash your hands frequently, disinfect what you can & hope for the best.***
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Posted by casy Sun Jun 28, 2009 7:26am PDT
IS THAT YOUR HOUSE?? LOVE IT. ALL I KNOW IS WE TRY AND CIRCULATE AIR BY USE OF CEILING FANS AND OR WINDOWS OPEN, WEATHER PERMITTING OF COURSE. . AND KEEPING ALL AIR FILTERS CHANGED AND CLEAN. AND I HEAR GETTING YOUR AIR DUCKS CLEANED EVERY SO MANY YEARS IS ANOTHER GOOD WAY TO KEEP HEALTHY TOO. AND EVERY AREA HAS DIFFERENT THINGS GOING ON DEPENDING ON THE PLACE/CLIMATE ONE LIVES IN.....OCEAN SIDES HAVE OCEAN MIST AND FOG CAN CAUSE MOLDS . AND WATER DAMAGE IN ANY HOME AREAS CAN CAUSE HEALTH CONCERNS TOO. ALWAYS A GOOD SPRING CLEANING AND HOUSE CHECKS ARE GOOD THINGS TO DO. WELL HAVE A GREAT DAY , MUCH LOVE CASY XOXOXOX
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Posted by casy Sun Jun 28, 2009 7:26am PDT
SORRY I THINK I CLICKED TWICE,,,,
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Posted by djgreetings.com Sun Jun 28, 2009 8:21am PDT
Hi Casy, it's not my house. I wish it's mine though. Got the picture from the net.
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