Sabre Mold Fumigation chlorine dioxide (ClO2)

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Hi All,

Not advertising or promoting any method of remediation, but I found this site. They use chlorine dioxide. They have pictures, videos, case studies, etc. Just thought you all might find this of interest.

Sharon

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Sabre Mold Fumigation is a safe process used to kill mold and all types of biological contamination. The chlorine dioxide (ClO2) fumigation process penetrates deeply into internal building cavities and HVAC systems eliminating the need to tear apart walls, ceilings, flooring and air handling systems. Projects are typically completed in less than a week leaving the treated building clean and safe to reenter and occupy.

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Sabre has Federal and State Registrations under the US EPA Office of Pesticide Programs and corresponding State agencies for the use of chlorine dioxide for mold and mold spores and has been granted an expanded label for "Mold and Mildew in Structures and Contents for porous, non porous and hard surfaces". This is the first and only US EPA label specific to facility decontamination for mold. Sabre's process is non-destructive and eliminates the need for extensive "rip & replace renovations." Typical projects are completed in less than a week. Sabre's process is safe and was used to cleanup all of the major government and commercial facilities that were contaminated with anthrax in 2001, including the Hart Senate Office building on Capitol Hill. A recent study published by the National Academy of Sciences found that ClO2 fumigation has been safely and successfully used since 2001 and "should be considered the standard for decontaminating buildings." Sabre's fumigation process is operationally proven in facilities as large as 14.5 million cubic feet.

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[Guest guest]

Ick. I won't delve into the killing vs. removal thing yet again, but I've used ClO2 before, and while it does kill mold pretty good, it's a royal PAIN to work with. It's extremely oxidizing, more so even than ozone--I frequently noticed new corrosion spots on certain steel items once the treatment was complete. It's incredibly toxic to mold, but also to people, too. I took a lungful of the stuff when my respirator slipped (I should have had SCBA on) and nearly wound up in the hospital. My lung tissues swelled so badly I was cut to around 10% lung capacity for several hours.

Oh, and did I mention that once it gets above something like 10% of the volume of the air, it's explosive?

A. Walsh MS

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Hi All,

Not advertising or promoting any method of remediation, but I found this site. They use chlorine dioxide. They have pictures, videos, case studies, etc. Just thought you all might find this of interest.

Sharon

Sabre Mold Remediation teams have been deployed to the Gulf Coast Region to help residents and businesses impacted by hurricanes restore and re-open their facilities. If your home or business has been affected, call Sabre at .

Sabre Mold Fumigation

Solution Overview NOLA Operations

Case Study Before & After Photos

Sabre Mold Fumigation

Sabre Mold Fumigation is a safe process used to kill mold and all types of biological contamination. The chlorine dioxide (ClO2) fumigation process penetrates deeply into internal building cavities and HVAC systems eliminating the need to tear apart walls, ceilings, flooring and air handling systems. Projects are typically completed in less than a week leaving the treated building clean and safe to reenter and occupy.

Solution Highlights

Sabre has Federal and State Registrations under the US EPA Office of Pesticide Programs and corresponding State agencies for the use of chlorine dioxide for mold and mold spores and has been granted an expanded label for "Mold and Mildew in Structures and Contents for porous, non porous and hard surfaces". This is the first and only US EPA label specific to facility decontamination for mold. Sabre's process is non-destructive and eliminates the need for extensive "rip & replace renovations." Typical projects are completed in less than a week. Sabre's process is safe and was used to cleanup all of the major government and commercial facilities that were contaminated with anthrax in 2001, including the Hart Senate Office building on Capitol Hill. A recent study published by the National Academy of Sciences found that ClO2 fumigation has been safely and successfully used since 2001 and "should be considered the standard for decontaminating buildings." Sabre's fumigation process is operationally proven in facilities as large as 14.5 million cubic feet.

[Guest guest]

Sharon,

What do they use to remove the mycotoxins after the die-off?

I have heard that killing mold like that can release huge amounts of

mycotoxins that end up making the health situation far worse than

before anything was done at all.

By the way, Pat, a few months ago, I read a peper on Medline that

basically said that high doses of n-acetyl-cysteine can protect your

body somewhat (reducing lethality of a given dose by 25-50%) - because

its such a strong antioxidant..

Not recommending exposing yourself to chlorine gas (NO!) but I just thought it was interesting.

NAC is also helpful in situations where there is radiation.. (its a

good thing to stockpile against the possibility of a nuclear power

plant accident, or nuclear war or terrorism..)