Don’t let mold live where you do – it reduces indoor air quality and can be harmful to you and your family’s health. Suffering in a room that smells musty and moldy? Try fogging Concrobium Mold Control – it’s easy to do and will eliminate mold and musty odours. To colonize and grow, mold spores […]
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Try soaking them in Concrobium Mold Control and then allow to dry. Launder if desired. The solution eliminates mold and mildew, leaving a fresh, clean scent. Clothes and items that are severely mold-infested should be bagged and discarded Be sure that clothing is completely dry before putting away into closets and drawers. This will limit
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Concrobium Mold Control is ideal fro killing mold on your outdoor fabrics including Sunbrella fabric. Contains no harsh chemicals, no bleach, no chlorides, no peroxide. EPA approved for use indoors or outdoors. Patio furniture, boats and marine, awnings or umbrellas. Spray Concrobium Mold Control onto the fabric and let dry. That’s all. If the fabric
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Concrobium is safe for use on virtually any kitchen surface, including flooring, countertops, walls, faucets, cabinets, sinks. Because the solution contains no harmful chemicals, it’s even safe for use in the refrigerator! Spray the affected area with Concrobium Mold Control and allow to dry thoroughly. Concrobium works as it dries to crush and eliminate the
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There are no significant safety issues when using Concrobium Mold Control as the product does not contain any chlorine, chlorides or ammonia and does not off-gas. However, if you’re in an area with heavy mold growth, a mask would be a good idea to limit your inhalation of harmful mold spores. Concrobium is 100% safe
No, we recommend Concrobium Mold Control. Bleach can be toxic and poses health risks to users and to occupants during and after use. Bleach will not prevent the mold from returning to the cleaned surface. It may look clean once you’re done, but the mold will grow back within weeks. Bleach is particularly ineffective at
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