My 93 year old great aunt is moving into a new apartment in a building for elderly residents. I have a strong suspicion that the previous tenant may have dies in the apartment. Other than washing door and window frames and using incense, are there more ways to help my relative? She is in remarkably good health for her age and I would like to see her enjoy her new home.

Hi,
What you have done is already OK.
If the apartment was occupied by someone who died of old age, there is
usually really no concern. One fine day, everyone has to die of old age.
Unless the death is due to other circumstances. If this is not the case,
don't worry too much:)
Send my regards to your relative:)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Saturday, April 17, 1999 8:13 AM
Subject: New Apartment needs cleansing

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My 93 year old great aunt is moving into a new apartment in a building for
elderly residents. I have a strong suspicion that the previous tenant may
have dies in the apartment. Other than washing door and window frames and
using incense, are there more ways to help my relative? She is in
remarkably good health for her age and I would like to see her enjoy her new
home.