In a message dated 01/05/2000 11:30:13 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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> > Sharpshooter,
>  >  Everyone knows that if you give kids bow & arrow that they will
practice
> on
>  >  the vinyl siding. A = B, B = C, therefore A = C.    >  ][<en
>
>  Well, then, that takes care of the ventilation problem, right Heidi?

And if your aim is true, you could probably keep 7 or 8 cats and not notice
the smell.

-Heidi

PS- I do want to specify that in my original post I did say read the
Preservation Brief and *bibliography*. The bibliography includes several
volumes which (although I don't know for sure since I don't have 'em here at
the office) I imagine would point you in the right direction in terms of
empirical data. For example _Moisture Conditions in Walls and Ceilings of a
Simulated Older Home in Winter_ Madison Wisconsin: Forest Products
Laboratory- USDA, 1977 sounds promising.