I've been looking for info on showering/bathing in relation to sweating and whether it's sanitary or not. I can only seem to find articles that basically say "yeah, you need to shower cause you'll smell" but can't find anything that confirms whether or not it's actually sanitary or not e.g. infections. What do ya'll think/know?
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posted by defmute
on Apr 11, 2013 -
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How to identify, fix, and clean up after a water leak without destroying my walls and ceilings (any more than I have to)?
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posted by zvs
on Feb 5, 2012 -
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What questions should we ask while taking estimates from mold remediation specialists?
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posted by Orinda
on Mar 28, 2011 -
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Who do I call to investigate the source of and a solution for a water problem in my garage? Is this a big problem or a small one?
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posted by grayber
on Oct 4, 2010 -
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Mold in my car's trunk, very very nasty. I have a water leak, spilled some cat food in the trunk, and we had some very heavy rains recently. I've started cleaning it but want to know what's best to disinfect it, and whether I need to rip out the carpet.
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posted by marble
on Sep 12, 2010 -
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What is the least destructive method I could use to determine what if any mold might be growing in drywall? You see, there's this roof leak...
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posted by cavalier
on Jun 8, 2009 -
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When I get in the shower I smell that earthy smell associated with mold. Help me figure out what the source may be!
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posted by GleepGlop
on Jan 26, 2009 -
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Water Damage: The apartment I'm moving into has significant water damage from last May, and the landlord has promised to fix it. What should I know about water damage repairs to make sure my health isn't going to be risked from shoddy repairs? This apartment is in Austria, if that's important to know.
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posted by sirion
on Jul 25, 2007 -
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My family has mold growing on the lower portions of inside of the walls in the central area of our 15-year-old home. We're getting the house sprayed, but the price the contractor gave us seems extremely high. What should I expect?
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posted by silasjones
on May 9, 2007 -
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Our 100+ year old house has a fieldstone basement with no mortar between the stones. Water doesn't flood or drip in, but the walls are always a little damp. Black mold is beginning to grow down there, and we'd like to stop it.
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posted by nebulawindphone
on Nov 4, 2005 -
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