D.C. causing nausea?!

[Tom Driscoll]

Subject: Re: D.C. causing nausea?!

>I'm thinking that the water treatment in the tank<


Larry,

There's only one little flaw in your theory; there is NO water tank!
This is 
a partial system with only the heater bar and humidistat, hence, no
water 
vapor or anything in the air.

I'm also wondering how to handle the situation when it comes to taking
back 
the system. she said she wants me to just remove it and she's not asking
for 
a refund...which is good because I'm sure i cannot return electronic
stuff, 
especially used for a refund. Of course i could re sell it but it would
have 
to be at a discount since it is used to some extent.

Terry Peterson
	
	Terry,
	  With as much respect toward your client as possible, she seems
to be living in a separate reality.  
	I was onboard with the mold theories, but she would have just as
much chance of getting sick from the light bulbs in the house as the
D.C.
     As the installation was only a few minutes I would refund all but
my basic service charge in the interest of good customer relations
(assuming the travel time is minimal)
	I have a D.C. and H2 that I use in the shop during summer to
keep the parts closet with the music wire dry. Just a thought.
	 Tom Driscoll RPT