Indoor allergies

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Happy Jack
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Indoor allergies

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I am the only one who find Cambodia (also Thailand) to be a big problem? Almost every place i stay i get a varying degree of allergies. Worse seem to be the new places with fancy tiles. What i can work out is that there is chemical mixed with mold under the tiles. The tile grout doesn't dry out completely. I've got a beautiful room in Kampot for $20 but my head is ringing - not worth anything. Allergies just doesn't get better it just gets worse and worse until i have to leave in a sort haze like flu. I think the only hope for me is live in a grass bungalow.
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Happy Jack wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2024 4:36 pm I am the only one who find Cambodia (also Thailand) to be a big problem? Almost every place i stay i get a varying degree of allergies. Worse seem to be the new places with fancy tiles. What i can work out is that there is chemical mixed with mold under the tiles. The tile grout doesn't dry out completely. I've got a beautiful room in Kampot for $20 but my head is ringing - not worth anything. Allergies just doesn't get better it just gets worse and worse until i have to leave in a sort haze like flu. I think the only hope for me is live in a grass bungalow.
Yes, I have this too. Last year, particularly bad on a Japan cruise. Fellow passenger complained about this too and he reckoned it was due to the cleaning products used..
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