Mold spray
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slownsteady
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You might find this thread helpful: http://www.houserepairtalk.com/showthread.php?t=19844&highlight=concrobium. There are other threads here that may help. Use the search bar and type in "mold". Concrobium comes up a few times; you can search that too.
We just got moved in after a house fire. The fire dept of course left things a "little" damp, and mold was growing beautifully. What the professional folks used, after cleanup with shovels,etc. was ozone generators. They not only took care of mold, but took all the smoke smell out of the place. You can find them on line for about $400, or maybe rent one. The house can not be inhabited while the process is going.
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"Heavy oxygen".
How long does it take?
But see
http://www.moldsensitized.com/ozone-generators-and-interior-mold-remediation-a-recipe-for-disaster/
Was planning on using the Concrobium in the spring, and then repaint with some type of sealant over these cinderblocks.
Bought a dehumidifier but in the winter the humidity stays at 35% regardless of rainy weather. In summer it's 65%. Recommended range is 35% to 50%.
