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Matt31
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I actually ran into the same prob this past year. When I was helping to get raid off it. We had to replace the floors in the bathroom. So it was a couple day process. The 2nd day I was in the hospital from it. This is very serious issue!! Please b careful!!!
mamaScarlett
Active member
As others said mold is serious for Cfers. And when its caught early you can get rid of it, but I've found only if you use bleach. But, bleach also sends me into bronchospasm. So its for this reason that I now have someone come in to clean my bathrooms for me. The products that kill mold are not good for our lungs. But mold is probably more serious, long term.
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bookworm
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Been there, done that...met with the engineer to figure out what to do. Still didn't find all the answers, but kept looking and found these products that are safe:
Concrobium - gets rid of mold and is used by remediation professionals and is non-toxic. Here are the Material Safety Data Sheets.http://www.concrobiumpro.com/technical-resources/
Home product for Concrobium is excellent and is easily available in Home Depot, Lowes etc. http://www.concrobium.com. I love this stuff so much I take a spray bottle to hotel rooms when I travel. It works, it's non-toxic, relief is immediate.
Also if you have an air-conditioning coil you may have a huge mold issue that you're not aware of. Here's the product that works to get rid of this. http://www.steril-aire.com/ If you have someone who's handy in your home, they can install it themselves. There's a you-tube video for it.
In remediation, make sure you have the area closed off, Hepa filtration units used, you out of the house for at least a week. Have them spray Concrobium on the areas where any materials have been removed before new ones are placed on top. (Let the Concrobium dry, add new insulation, drywall etc.) As extra insurance, have someone you trust supervise the work to make sure it is done right .
Concrobium - gets rid of mold and is used by remediation professionals and is non-toxic. Here are the Material Safety Data Sheets.http://www.concrobiumpro.com/technical-resources/
Home product for Concrobium is excellent and is easily available in Home Depot, Lowes etc. http://www.concrobium.com. I love this stuff so much I take a spray bottle to hotel rooms when I travel. It works, it's non-toxic, relief is immediate.
Also if you have an air-conditioning coil you may have a huge mold issue that you're not aware of. Here's the product that works to get rid of this. http://www.steril-aire.com/ If you have someone who's handy in your home, they can install it themselves. There's a you-tube video for it.
In remediation, make sure you have the area closed off, Hepa filtration units used, you out of the house for at least a week. Have them spray Concrobium on the areas where any materials have been removed before new ones are placed on top. (Let the Concrobium dry, add new insulation, drywall etc.) As extra insurance, have someone you trust supervise the work to make sure it is done right .