Re: mold in basement

[Guest guest]

Personally, I wouldn't, but I am seriously allergic to mold. They can remove it

from the surface of the sheetrock, what about the interior of the sheetrock and

the wood underneath?? Is paint really going to fix all that?

A fellow that does remodeling in our neighborhood (does flips) bought a house in

similar shape to what you are talking about. He tore everything out to bare

walls in the basement and every scrap of carpet throughout, repainted

everything. Said he had avoid the mold problems so had to do it that way fyi.

Anyway, there will be mold spores floating about in the air so for me it would

still be out of the question. If you are ok with mold spores, maybe ok for you.

Sandy

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> Hubby and I looked at a house today that we are wondering if it would be Ok to

buy. The house has been empty for over a year and water seeped into the basement

thanks to everything sloping back to the house (extinctions for the drain spouts

and landscaping will take care of the problem). There is a white fuzzy mold in

the basement that is growing on the sheet rock. We were told there is companies

that come out and clean and take care of it. Does this really take care of mold

problems? Is there anything else we should be worried about here? There will be

all new flooring through out the house so no worries about mold in carpet and

the whole place has been freshly painted.

> Kimi

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[Guest guest]

Look into Young Living Essential Oils Thieves line. I know a number of people

who have completely fixed mold issues with only the Thieves cleaner. It is

natural, non toxic and effective! I would even suggest it be used instead of the

other options.

You can contact me off list if you want more details.

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