Guest guest Posted February 6, 2006 Report Share Posted February 6, 2006 Thanks , I didn't know the ozonator would get rid of the mycotoxins. I would basically want it for books & files also. I'll look into it more. LOni carondeen <kdeanstudios@...> wrote: -All the things that I attempted to clean, except for some books and files, had been thoughly washed. i don't think I had a big spore problem, just mycotoxin- as i said- I do not recomend it for trying to kill a mols colony- just the mycotoxin that is so dificult to clean any other way. I bought an air zone. You don't want it too strong or it can damage items- just use it longer if necessary- it is important that the area be sealed so no air gets in or out. karen -- In , Loni Rosser <loni326@...> wrote: > > I wanted to do that in a seperate room or even A storage area but How strong doe the ozonater have to be? The sales adds on the internet I don't trust. I read that one that put out 100-500 ppm should kill mold. I ordered a packet from EPA. Do you think it would kill mold on paper if I opened file drawers up? I remember the couch incident-that was horrible. I can't see me soaking items in bleach. Thanks for the input. I want to purchase the right one. Loni > > carondeen <kdeanstudios@...> wrote: > Yes, I had a powerfull ozonator that I used to try and kill the > moldy mess hiding in couches that my husband had brought into our > antique shop- the ozone may or may not have killed the ozone- but > overnight it released enough toxin to almost kill me and contaminate > everything. I have been using an ozonator in a separate- closed off > room in my rental for a year- and it definitly de-contaminated > everything very well except for things in closed boxes. The walk in > closet I used for UV light experiments-It destroyed most things > except metal- soaking in very strong bleach worked, but also wears > everything out and makes it white- and was not as good as ozone-- The > vulpex soap in de-natured alcohol worked well also- a long soak of > dark clothes in Vulpex worked OK- but is expensive. > - In , Loni Rosser <loni326@> > wrote: > > > > , You say that ozone was responsible for contaminating your > belongings. Then you say it was best way to decontaminate your > belongings? How powerful does an ozonater half to be to kill mold? I > guess you put them in a seperate area. Loni > > > > carondeen <kdeanstudios@> wrote: Replying to my own question- > Calcium hydroxide is a type of lime, > > used in making drugs like cocaine- makes me wonder if big brother > is > > taging my google searches- the monoethlamine part I can't get > > figured out but if adds to the lists of articles I have read that > > different cleaning techniques are necessary for different > mycotoxins- > > what will clean mine will not clean yours for sure > > > > > > > > > > I find this very interesting- with reguards my many experiments > in > > > cleaning my belongings. Where ozone was partly responsible for > > > contaminating many belonging when I tried to kill the mold with > > > ozone, thus causing a massive mycotoxin release, ozone treatment > > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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