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[Guest guest]

Hey Gerardo,

If you're still out there, I'm having a problem similar to yours. I'm

beginning to wonder if it's something other than mold.

Where are you located? I'm in the San Francisco area.

Jules

[Guest guest]

Hi Gerardo,

I've just recently experienced some amazing success with soaking my

clothing in an alcohol/water mixture for 12 hours, then proceeding

with the regular wash cycle.

You might want to try it. Not sure if it is working against the

toxins, or mold spores, or if it will return, but people are not

reacting around me.

Be sure you do it in a contained area, i.e., shower stall, and scrub

the surrounding area afterwards; seems to release more toxins or

spores initially.

Somepeople say I'm crazy.

Whatever works.

Good luck.

Jules

[Guest guest]

In the past I had success with remediating the mycotoxin burn from

metal objects by washing them with de-natured alcohol and Vulpex soap.

I had read that mycotoxins are solvent in alcohols- Vulpex is a

conservatores soap-very expensive and missable in water or solvents.

before people e-mail me wanting the to know where to buy vulpex- one

place is Conservatorers Supplies-775-852-0404 -Of course this would

only work with hard items That could withstand de-natured alcohol. If

anyone has success with this- let me know- we could be on to something-

I am hesitant to recommend anything for fear someone might hurt

themselves, or spend money and energy they don't have on a useless

project. I had Items I could not throw away. I still think throwing

away is the best thing-especially all clothes and especially woolens

that cannot be washed.

> Hi Gerardo,

> I've just recently experienced some amazing success with soaking my

> clothing in an alcohol/water mixture for 12 hours, then proceeding

> with the regular wash cycle.

>

>> Good luck.

>

> Jules