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Safe Housing in the US

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Category: Safe Homes
Created: Monday, 20 June 2011
Group Admin: Maff

cdammen ➜ Safe Housing in the US
7 years ago

We have some news about the non-toxic house we are selling. So many of you expressed a desire to be in a safe place, but could not afford the house we built. So, we lowered the price to $379,000. Some of you who are looking for safe housing might now qualify for a loan. We built the house for $500,000 and my husband recovered fully at this location. See non-toxichouse.com for details.

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We have some news about the non-toxic house we are selling. So many of you expressed a desire to be in a safe place, but could not afford the house we built. So, we lowered the price to $379,000. Some of you who are looking for safe housing might now qualify for a loan. We built the house for $500,000 and my husband recovered fully at this location. See non-toxichouse.com for details.
NJ ➜ Safe Housing in the US
8 years ago

I live in the north and cannot find a heating system that does not trigger severe MCS symptoms, I have tried radiant heating but both Pex and Onyx tubing affect me when heated. I am considering hot air with an air exchange. Has anyone had any good, or bad, results with this type or other heating systems? I feel like I just keep throwing money at this problem!

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I live in the north and cannot find a heating system that does not trigger severe MCS symptoms, I have tried radiant heating but both Pex and Onyx tubing affect me when heated. I am considering hot air with an air exchange. Has anyone had any good, or bad, results with this type or other heating systems? I feel like I just keep throwing money at this problem!

Maff Hi NJ, being a Brit I can't say I'm an expert in US heating systems but an air exchange (which I assume is like a ducted air system?) seems risky given you'll be breathing in everything that comes through it. Perhaps with the right filters in place though...
Are there any Americans from northern States who've found a suitable solution? I hope you solve the problem soon NJ without spending a fortune.

8 years ago

Hi NJ, being a Brit I can't say I'm an expert in US heating systems but an air exchange (which I assume is like a ducted air system?) seems risky given you'll be breathing in everything that comes through it. Perhaps with the right filters in place though... Are there any Americans from northern States who've found a suitable solution? I hope you solve the problem soon NJ without spending a fortune.

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