Mold - my contribution about technologies

[Guest guest]

I am an associate of a business formed almost 2 years ago. The

business was formed because we aquired the exclusive aftermarket

rights to a unique technology. Of course in that time I have learned

much about the indoor air quality industry - particularly the mold

problem and everthing else around it including the insurance

industry, construction issues, testing issues, lawyers, builders,

health, etc. It is a complex and large subject!

I hope I can contribute to this group over time with meaningful and

helpful information or direction. I do wish to let everyone know

about one the techology our company is successfully using in homes,

schools, hotels, hospitals, etc. - to not only prevent mold

permanently - but to actually improve overall air quality. This is

not a new technology actually - has been made by Dow Corning for over

25 years - and probably most of you have had in your possession

before if you have ever worn shoes from Walmart, Dr. Sholes inserts,

New Balance Shoes, and actually all kinds of other products. I am not

here to crow about our company, just that too many situations are

trying to deal with mold, and go through the expensive mold

remediation routine without any real way to prevent it from coming

back. I have heard more than one event of new schools being built,

and before one student stepped in, the schools were destroyed because

of mold infestation. This technology is having remarkable results in

all kinds of real world situations. The bummer for most everyone is

that we cannot sell this technology in a bottle, rather it must be

professionally applied by our certified microbial technicians.

I am not going to give our web site here, but invite anyone to review

out 'sister' web site to learn all about the technology. These guys

are the ones who put this product into manufacturing concerns, like

the shoes. (The shoes issue was that they are made overseas, then

shipped to US in ship containers. By the time they got to the US the

shoes would be covered in mold. By applying this technology - the

mold cannot grow.) I will say this - it is not another poison or

toxic chemical, and is used worlwide as the largest selling

antimicrobial in the world. Not until the late great 'toxic mold'

issue arise that it found this 'newfound' use. Over the next 3 years

we hope that every building and home has access to this technology to

help fend off mold and indoor air quality problems.

Go see - www.microbeshield.com and you will find many educational

case studies and more about indoor air quality, mold, etc. These

guys have been at it for a long time.

Hammack