Question from Gail Z. about radiation

[gailz059]

Hello,

I left a remedy (liquid) on the kitchen counter about five feet away
from a running dishwasher which is covered by the same counter. Is
the remedy still useable? I have been careful about cell phones and
other items but I wonder just how careful do I have to be?

Thanks for any insight!

Gail Z.

[gailz059]

Hello,

I am not sure that I sent this properly (I don't see it on the list
of messages) so I am posting again. I left a remedy (liquid in a
bottle)on the kitchen counter about 5 feet away from a running
dishwasher. The counter extends over the dishwasher. Is the remedy
still useable and what other sources of radiation do I have to worry
about? I already got rid of the cell phone for example.

Thanks,

Gail Z.

[Eleana Needham]

Dear Gail

I have taken remedies with me on the aeroplane to various destinations - the
remedies have been exposed to both the x-ray machines and the aeroplane
radiation and vibrations - and they still work just as they are meant to be.
I have also checked with college lecturers and most of us are of the same
opinion: don't get too concerned about the efficacy of the remedy, fear has
a lot to do with it too!!!

Regards
Eleana
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[Shannon Nelson]

Hi Gail,

I've never heard of anyone having problems from leaving remedies in various
places about the house, and never heard of radiation coming from a
dishwasher! Maybe you're thinking of a magnetic field, which would be
generated by its electrical current? In that case, I would not expect the
current to be significant up at the counter level, and have not seen
magnetism to affect remedies anyway. (I've left mine by the computer,
without seeing any changes.)

Cheers,
Shannon
on 2/4/03 8:42 PM, gailz059 at gailz059@yahoo.com
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