ozone substitute?

[Guest guest]

I hesitate to recommend a product that has probably been talked to death on this

group before I joined, but I like cleaning with Zymocat mold and mildew cleaner.

I also fog it in areas like ductwork, crawlspaces and attics, and yes the rugs

in my 'killing me' rental house. It may not be the best mold killer in the

world, but it does de-nature the allergens by eating away their coatings. My own

experience is that it is the only thing I have found that totally saves tomatoes

and roses from fungus, and any other plant, bush or tree that I have used it on

for fungus has made a miraculous recovery. Also seems safe for CS. Just my

experience, don't slam me , I am too fragile today

[Guest guest]

You put this in your AIR DUCT?SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

On Fri, 17 Jun 2005, KAREN DEAN wrote:

> Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2005 08:25:46 -0400

> From: KAREN DEAN <kdeanstudios@...>

> Reply-

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> Subject: [] ozone substitute?

>

> I hesitate to recommend a product that has probably been talked to death

> on this group before I joined, but I like cleaning with Zymocat mold and

> mildew cleaner. I also fog it in areas like ductwork, crawlspaces and

> attics, and yes the rugs in my 'killing me' rental house. It may not be

> the best mold killer in the world, but it does de-nature the allergens by

> eating away their coatings. My own experience is that it is the only

> thing I have found that totally saves tomatoes and roses from fungus, and

> any other plant, bush or tree that I have used it on for fungus has made

> a miraculous recovery. Also seems safe for CS. Just my experience, don't

> slam me , I am too fragile today

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