Re: Re: Pepper Clothes (alcohol)

[Guest guest]

Yeah I would have to second that.

I stumbled on alcohol as a good remedy myself.

I carry around a spray bottle. Spray the car, spray my clothes before I

re-enter the house, counter tops, even lightly spray my carpets after I have

vacuumed.

I don't know how or why, but it's worked better than anything else in

keeping reactions down. Better than bleach etc..

Angelika

[] Re: Pepper Clothes

> Hi Gerardo,

> I've just recently experienced some amazing success with soaking my

> clothing in an alcohol/water mixture for 12 hours, then proceeding

> with the regular wash cycle.

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> You might want to try it. Not sure if it is working against the

> toxins, or mold spores, or if it will return, but people are not

> reacting around me.

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> Be sure you do it in a contained area, i.e., shower stall, and scrub

> the surrounding area afterwards; seems to release more toxins or

> spores initially.

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> Somepeople say I'm crazy.

> Whatever works.

> Good luck.

>

> Jules

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[Guest guest]

It's kind of hard on your respiratory sytem isn't it? If you inhale it

regularly, I think it can cause problems, so be careful.

----- Original Message -----

From: <moldhelp@...>

> Yeah I would have to second that.

> I stumbled on alcohol as a good remedy myself.

> I carry around a spray bottle. Spray the car, spray my clothes before I

> re-enter the house, counter tops, even lightly spray my carpets after I

> have

> vacuumed.

[Guest guest]

Hi Barb !

Oh yeah - I don't sniff the stuff, or use it everyday and also dilute it and

let it clear out before getting into my car. (example).

But soaking clothes and then washing regualr soap is a great help.

Ang

Re: Re: [] Re: Pepper Clothes (alcohol)

> It's kind of hard on your respiratory sytem isn't it? If you inhale it

> regularly, I think it can cause problems, so be careful.

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: <moldhelp@...>

>

>

> > Yeah I would have to second that.

> > I stumbled on alcohol as a good remedy myself.

> > I carry around a spray bottle. Spray the car, spray my clothes before I

> > re-enter the house, counter tops, even lightly spray my carpets after I

> > have

> > vacuumed.

>

>

>

>

> FAIR USE NOTICE:

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>

[Guest guest]

Is this rubbing alcohol or food-grade like vodka? And if rubbing, with

strength?

Thanks,

Rosie

> Yeah I would have to second that.

> I stumbled on alcohol as a good remedy myself.

> I carry around a spray bottle. Spray the car, spray my clothes before I

> re-enter the house, counter tops, even lightly spray my carpets after I

> have

> vacuumed.

>

> I don't know how or why, but it's worked better than anything else in

> keeping reactions down. Better than bleach etc..

>

> Angelika

>