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by Dr George W Graham
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w the homeowner to
drain the water into the street. Any other draining
would put the water in their downhill neighbors
yard. That could get them sued.
If you have a moist house, the stink will get into your
clothes. You will carry the stink on dates, to church
and to work. If you go into another moist building,
you could actually contaminate that building, too.
SOLUTIONS:
1> Mask the smell. Many people fill the air with a
flowery smell to cover up the stink. Its job is
to be more powerful than the unpleasant smell. Is
this a solution? If all you worry about is the
smell, yes. Is the part of the smell that causes
disease still there? Of course.
2> Take away the ability of the nose to smell.
Most of those little devices that eliminate smells
actually numb the nose so we can’t smell anything.
They use chemicals caused neurotoxins. These
neurotoxins damage the nerves of smell if we use
them long enough. By the way, the smell is still
there.
https://www.rmbarry.com/pamphlets/toxin_checklist.html
3> Remove the cause of the smell
a> Don’t leave wet towels laying around
b> Periodically open the cabinet doors under the
sink so there is no moisture buildup.
c> Dry out the crawlspace and attic
d> Use smell removers like Tea Tree Oil, and
grapefruit seed extract. These are in cleaners
and disinfectants found at most health food stores.
These get rid of the smell by killing the smell
makers. And they are totally safe.
So if your home stinks, you have several options.
Hide it, ignore it, destroy |
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