Re: Tears for another QI

Oh Cindy, I'm so sorry. I wish I had some suggestions for you but I would
have done the same as you, thinking a week was enough, since that seems to
be the common factor. If there's a way to air it for awhile longer, open
windows to the outside, I'd try that. But I can't think of a thing I world
have done differently.
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Debi

Education is when you read the instructions. Experience is what you get when
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"Cindy Schmidt" <4schmidt@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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The day started so good around here. Found out that finally my son and his
grilfriend are moving back home from the islands. Just made my day.
Nothing could have dampened my mood until.........

I was doing some general pick-up and decided to go sweep up the birds
room. Messy little critters they are. Just installed a new wood looking
floor in t here to make my life a little easier. Grabbed the broom and
dustpan. So, here I am just sweeping away, got sidetracked and walked out
the door and something caught my eye. I back up and there are 2 of my
cockatiels laying on the floor of their cage. Da*n. Go get DH cause I
can't pick them up. He removes them and some escape in the room. I can
hear him cussing from the other room. Then he comes in and has to ask how
many are supposed to be in here. I go in and count and I look over and in
another cage my DD's lovebird is dead.

We think that the fumes from the new floor has killed my birds. We
immediately removed the rest of them from the room. I am just absolutely
sick over this. WE finished the floor but I left the birds outta the room
for another week before moving them in there just to make sure. Well I
guess it wasn't enough. Any ideas to how make sure all the fumes are
gone?

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Cindy from MO



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