Table 2 Air samples collected from contaminated properties.
Sample | Sample date | Description | Sample volume |
|---|---|---|---|
House 1 | Â | Â | Â |
 H1-IAD | February 2019 | Sample from dining table located under air conditioning unit—air conditioning unit turned on | 286 L |
 H1-IADX | March 2019 | Sample from dining table located under air conditioning unit—air conditioning unit turned off | 136.4 L |
 H1-IAKX | March 2019 | Sample from children’s room (room furthest from air conditioner)—air conditioning unit turned off | 148.8 L |
 H1-IAK | March 2019 | Sample from children’s room—air conditioning unit turned on | 144 L |
 H1-IAP | March 2019 | Sample from kitchen/playroom doorway (adjacent to dining room)—air condition unit turned on | 132 L |
House 2 | Â | Â | Â |
 H2-C | February 2019 | Sample from a ventilated shipping container with contaminated possessions removed from the shed, noted to predominantly hard items or items stored in plastic boxes | 88 L |
 H2-T1 | February 2019 | Samples (T1 and T2) from sealed bag containing soft toys removed from the residential house | 144 L |
 H2-T2 | April 2019 (tubes prepared as field spikes) | 115 L | |
 H2-SM | April 2019 (tubes prepared as field spikes) | Sample collected from sealed bag containing soft foam material removed from the residential house | 115 L |
QA samples | Â | Â | Â |
 FB | March 2019 | Field blank |  |
 ISR | February, March and April 2019 | Internal standard recoveries (surrogate recoveries on all samples) |  |
 LCS | February and March 2019 | Laboratory control samples (analysed by the laboratory for each batch analysed in February and March 2019) |  |
 LB | March 2019 | Laboratory method blank (one sample) |  |
 LS | March 2019 | Laboratory spike sample (one sample) |  |
 Field spikes | April 2019 | Laboratory prepared the sample tubes with spikes prior to sampling, with recoveries reported at the completion of analysis (two samples) |  |
