ToolGirl Mag Ruffman - Eradicating mold and mildew forever (non-toxic)
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2011
- Eliminate the pong of rot from your home for about $9 with a non-toxic solution that eliminates mold and mildew permanently.
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Excellent, everything I needed to know in one hit!
Thank you!!!! We live in the N. Ga mountains where mold & mildew destroy anything in the garage, like where we store our treasured lifetime acquired Christmas decorations, that we can’t bring into the house anymore because if the smell:
You are truly amazing!
very informative. thank you.
Thank you for this!!! Give us more update too. Thank you!!
You are amazing :) Great job, honest and authentic. I appreciate you sharing.
It does sound like what a true "Testimony" from learned experiance with education.
Cool Girl!
Haha, I have a REALLY hard time not thinking of you as Olivia after having grown up watching Road to Avonlea (Olivia was hands down my favorite character, btw :3), but thanks SO much for the tip, I definitely need to look into this stuff. We have a recurring mold problem (REALLY bad) in one of our closets. Hopefully this'll fix it.
@TroyB1966 Odd maybe, but not magic! Yes, Concrobium works for moldy window frames, although it may have to be reapplied occasionally to compensate for continuing condensation rinsing away the fine residue of spore-blocking film.
Absolutely great video thanks so much
It comes back..
I liked the Mushroom comment at the end.
God Bless you, you are very sweet
Use Cleaning Vinegar, it's 10% acetic acid, compared to regular Vinegar at 5%. very cheap and works perfect
This definately sounds like an advertisement
I am cleaning out my mother's 1000 sq. ft. cinder block basement. I will paint, then acid stain & seal the floors. I bought a power washer to complete this huge task. It had mildew on the walls from an old flood for which FEMA came to our city. I was going to bleach to get rid of the staining, then pressure wash with mildew remover. Should I use the Concrobium before or after I paint. I assumed it should be the final step, but maybe it should go on the bare walls then get trapped in the paint.
Do you know the brand of fogger you used and where to buy it?
i've used it twice but it didn't work,
I see the foggers on ebay
Does it leave a residue on furniture and services? Is it toxic to pets and infants?
I want to fog my HVAC with Concrobium. But my coil is in a metal case that is only 1 inch away from the cabinet. How do I introduce the fog into the HVAC enough that it pulls it all through the system with all the vents closed but the furthest away, when the only time I get any air suction is when the filter is in place?
I would be SO GRATEFUL if you could tell me what I should do. We are pretty desperate here.
get a sheet metal cutter and cit a 10"x10" square out of your plenum. Then when you are done buy a 12' square piece of sheet metal and metal screw the sheet metal back over the hole. its that easy
What if it's in your room....
damn. i was hoping they WERE magic mushrooms. : )
I hope those mushrooms weren't magic!
Can you use it on window frames that have mold due to condensation?
Is it safe to fog this stuff if you have a furnace, oil tank and water heater in the basement??
Yup, the steam and salts in the fog may leave a very thin dusty layer on surfaces, but won’t combust or harm the equipment in your basement.
@@RuffmanEntertainment OK thank you very much Mag! You are awesome, I always enjoy watching your shows.
As a Expert in the field, I have the following comments:
1) concrobium does not covalently bond to surfaces (i.e. not permanent).
2) Using spray bottles worsens the situation (a damp-wipe method is optimal)
4) Fogging is useless (it is only good for weighing down particulates)
5) If you remove mouldy materials, and fix the source, no chemicals are required.
6) Even Level 1 mould growth requires training and medical prescreening (Environmental Abatement Council of Ontario - Section B, #2)
adcantor as an expert what would u suggest
How would you remove mold in basement ceiling rafters then?
I think most of the hysteria about mold is a con. I think you have made your living perpetuating the con. Of course you don't want a simple solution. A whole industry count on Nit Wits in space suite to separate good people from there money! People, stop the water source. High humidity, use a good humidifier (maybe April air 1820) Clean or throw away things that all covered with it. The flogger probably will help.
So basically do nothing. Okay 10-4
@@amandag350 He wants everyone to call a "professional" so he can make more money
I used this in my home. I'm suffering health consequences from having used it. I researched the ingredients (of course AFTER I used it) and well, research the ingredients and if they're bad for you. You probably won't use this product.
I have mold issues are you saying that its not good to use and what happened after the research ? You would not recommended ?
I recommend vital oxide. It's effective in taking care of mold and mycotoxins, (what most people suffer from).
WHAT IS NAME OF PRODUCT?
Concrobium Mold Control
We've been battling molds from our ceiling for 4 years now. We have repaired the leak last year, yet the still mold prevails. We suspect that the mold may be "Toxic Stachibotrys" as it does look like this on our ceiling:
www.aqualityprotect.be/fr2/condens.html
I appreciate the information on "how to kill molds", we'll give it a try.
Hi, any progress?
sounds like the drywall needs to be removed and replaced.
you have a perfect body
well bleach NaClO does not have any carbon atoms. now maybe the residual mold has carbon but bleach does not. js
Mushrooms and nature are not gross. They're fulfilling a purpose.. not that you want that purpose in your house, but still. We eat them right. Also you didn't say this was is a non-toxic and environmentally friendly oroduct.
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