Americans spend as much 90 percent of their time indoors, but have you ever thought about the quality of the air that you are breathing as you sit inside your home, office or even a restaurant?
Hazards of Toxic, Black Mold Shedding Light on the Dauphin County Case
The Shriner v/s Shauffhauser Dauphin County case regarding the mold infestation leaves quite a few questions to ponder. The Shriners, who lived in the Shauffhauser house by paying a small rent, found toxic mold growing in the basement eight years ago, in 2002.
Soon after uncovering the mold, Robin and Michael Shriner started showing many of the toxic mold infection symptoms.Michael soon suffered brain damage after a progressive display of symptoms such as shortness of breath, nagging cough and fatigue.
