Looked on EPA website for black mold removal. I have some on bathroom window sill. Will this work tor this purpose?
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If you're cleaning a little bit of mold off of the surface of window sill, you don't need a respirator. Spray or scrub on some hydrogen peroxide, and let sit for 10 minutes. Scrub with white vinegar, then vinegar and baking soda. Wash as usual. You can use bleach, but it may discolor paint/stain. This will only address _surface_ mold. If the mold has taken root behind the window casing, sill, or under the stool different measures are needed.
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I do understand this issue, Eileen. First: The mold must not be coming from with-in the stud space of your wall, that is a problem that requires wall board removal. The problem is that many cleaners have to be applied over-liberally, but drywall does not stand up to "EXCESSIVE MOISTURE" well at all. Now for your surface: On drywall, any mold killers can be tricky. I can assure you that the mold you treated with Mold KillerTM, is effectively dead. However, you may still have to address the stains of black mold, stains on the drywall. You can re-treat the surface with Mold KillerTM and wipe it down, this helps greatly. Or you can paint it with a latex paint. Mold KillerTM works well with paints and the drywall surface beneath the paint will remain treated for years as the plant-stem extracts do keep the surface protected. Thank you, Jay
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It will dehumidifi. Just the air circulation should help your problem,after you clean the mold up with some bleach.
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I used this product to remove years of grime from antique negatives and a few prints. It did remove some adhesive from a black and white print. Could you try it in an inconspicuous area first? You could also ask at a professional photographic store--not a big box photo department--that does specialty processing.
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We use the ozone generator to kill black mold. We still need to clean the area, and refinish damaged areas, once the mold has been destroyed.
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It will get the surface clean. But if you have mold, most likely you have water damage which is unfortunate and the problem will persist unless taken care of...
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hi uee- I'd be reluctant to use this on mildewed area as an odor eliminator. my instincts are to treat the areas with an anti-microbial, then drop in a HEAVY DUTY dehumidifier for a week or two. do a search on the product and call them directly- they have an amazing customer support dept. good luck!
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I really hope that this works for you and please let me know how it does for you. I can also be reached at BLKCAT13@me.com if you find it easier to write there. I used Concrobium Mold Control Mold Inhibitor it had good reviews.
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I don't think it is for windows...only for any kind of glass or crystal on a lamp or a fixture....I personally disliked this product...used it on a foyer crystal tear-drop fixture and it made the crystal more cloudy. Am a little disappointed in this product for not shinning up the glass on my fixtures, thereby creating a "duller" look.
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I think the Product Description portion of the ad explains just how the process works. Does it work? Yes - completely removed the mold and smell of mold due to a leak in the bathroom. Well worth using.
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Yes, it works really well for at least one room. Of course, it can only remove the spores from the air. It won't fix the source of the mold. You need to control moisture for that. I have a basement exhaust fan that runs whenever humidity is over 30%.
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It will kill mold spores, but won't remove the dead mold that is still there. Still has to be wiped or removed. But if it's dead and you can't get to it, still worth it.
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I don't know why not, on a glass door. If you really want to try a product like this though.That will help clean and repel future soap & water. Just GET THE REAL THING! RainX! Not some silly pretend junk.Just trying to make a buck off the green craze like so many others.
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I see no reason why not. No fumes are emitted and there was no foul odor. I used it on my shower doors and didn't even feel the need to open windows.
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I dont think this product actually works. If it kills mold i have never seen it happen nor do i notice any change in air quality.
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I'm guessing that it might do the job, based on the luck that I've had with this product. I've found it to be pretty much of a "miracle" glass cleaner. I'd spray it on and leave it for several moments and then give it a good wipe with a newspaper and then let it dry for a few minutes and spray it again, but this time, wipe it down with a soft cloth...like the ones they use at car washes OR use a couple of folded cloth diapers that haven't been exposed to bleach or any kind of fabric softener. If that doesn't work, then I'm at a complete loss!
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It cleaned up the mold in my walls. Its better than bleach and should work for you