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Cob: Mud BorersPenelope Collyer pennyc2000 at bellsouth.netFri Apr 4 03:52:11 CST 2003
Could dabbers or mud boring inserts be a problem with cob? I have seen the wood boring "Bumble Bees" that have made extensive comb systems in log homes. Hanta Virus: It would more likely be found in an abandon building. The common house mouse does not carry hantavirus. People can get hantavirus when they touch rodent urine, droppings, or places where these animals have nested. Dried droppings or urine can be stirred up in dust and breathed in by people. Hantavirus has not been shown to infect other kinds of animals, such as dogs, cats, or farm animals. Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome is a rare disease caused by a virus (hantavirus). The first symptoms of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome are fever, muscle pain, and being tired. This happens 1 to 3 weeks after a person is exposed to hantavirus. Some people also get headaches, dizziness, vomiting, or diarrhea. After about 4 to 10 days, people who are sick with hantavirus infection begin to cough and have shortness of breath. If someone is sick with hantavirus pulmonary syndrome and does not get help quickly, he or she may die. Penny
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