On Tue, 5 Feb 2008 10:51:31 -0400, "Don White"
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"Eisboch" wrote in message
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Sad sad thing. Health issues have probably cost me the horse
experience. Even though I wear a huge dual filter particle mask, I
have been suffering severe lung issues. I came out of the barn about a
week ago, and cleared right up.. I will really miss those animals, but
as with most cool stuff, I got to leave it behind and move on to
something else... very sad... nevrer thought I would miss it so much..

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I know the feeling. When Mrs.E. had the horses at our house .. . well,
in the barn ... I had to avoid going in it, otherwise my chest would
constrict and I'd start wheezing. We have a small, two car garage
attached to the barn that I was "allowed" to use for my stuff ... cars,
motorcycle, etc., but I couldn't use it either because the hay dust
filtered into it from the horse area. Even after we moved the horses
across town, the dust remained and I could feel it in my chest after a
while in the garage.

I finally completely framed, sheetrocked and sealed the interior of the
barn garage, even using silicon caulking on all joints to seal it up
before plastering. Also put a small system for A/C and heat with
oversized filtering. It worked.

Now she is planning on bringing the horses back.

mmmm you or the horses...... ?? Wonder who'll win that one. ;-)

I suspect it is already decided.

And I suspect I know who is going to prevail.

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Tue, 5 Feb 2008 10:51:31 -0400, "Don White"
wrote:


"Eisboch" wrote in message
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Sad sad thing. Health issues have probably cost me the horse
experience. Even though I wear a huge dual filter particle mask, I
have been suffering severe lung issues. I came out of the barn about a
week ago, and cleared right up.. I will really miss those animals, but
as with most cool stuff, I got to leave it behind and move on to
something else... very sad... nevrer thought I would miss it so much..

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I know the feeling. When Mrs.E. had the horses at our house .. . well,
in the barn ... I had to avoid going in it, otherwise my chest would
constrict and I'd start wheezing. We have a small, two car garage
attached to the barn that I was "allowed" to use for my stuff ... cars,
motorcycle, etc., but I couldn't use it either because the hay dust
filtered into it from the horse area. Even after we moved the horses
across town, the dust remained and I could feel it in my chest after a
while in the garage.

I finally completely framed, sheetrocked and sealed the interior of the
barn garage, even using silicon caulking on all joints to seal it up
before plastering. Also put a small system for A/C and heat with
oversized filtering. It worked.

Now she is planning on bringing the horses back.

mmmm you or the horses...... ?? Wonder who'll win that one. ;-)

I suspect it is already decided.

And I suspect I know who is going to prevail.

Could work out if Richard converted that garage into a de-contamination area
between the horses and the house where Ms E could be cleansed of any
haydust etc. Of course Richard would need a nice new garage to replace the
lost space.

"Don White" wrote in message
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Could work out if Richard converted that garage into a de-contamination
area between the horses and the house where Ms E could be cleansed of any
haydust etc. Of course Richard would need a nice new garage to replace
the lost space.



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