New tests results show ASAP effective against black mold

September 7, 2005

Clifton Mining Company Inc. - New tests results show ASAP effective

against black mold

New test results released

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ALPINE, UT, Sept. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - American Biotech

Labs, a

private company of which Clifton Mining Company is the largest

shareholder,

owning 24%, has just completed testing of its ASAP-AGX-32

disinfectant product

against a potentially deadly black mold, Stachybotrys charatum. The

ASAP-AGX-32 achieved a kill rate greater than 99.9 % in just 10

minutes of

contact time.

Black mold can be a serious problem in dry, as well as damp,

locations.

The presence of Stachybotrys charatum, because of its extreme

toxicity, can

make any building uninhabitable. It is particularly dangerous in

flood-damaged

buildings.

Said Moeller, V.P., " These new test results can extend the

proven

uses of the ASAP product to black mold, which is a problem

throughout the

world because of the dangerous mycotoxins it produces. We will be

filing these

results with the appropriate government agencies with the intent of

adding

black mold to the ASAP-AGX-32 label. Because the ASAP product has no

color and

no smell and is completely safe to use around people, we believe it

can become

the preferred treatment for black mold. "

Clifton trades on the U.S. OTC: (CFTN).

Note: Any statements released by Clifton Mining Company that are

forward

looking are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the

Private

Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Editors and investors are

cautioned

that forward looking statements invoke risk and uncertainties that

may affect

the company's business prospects and performance.

SOURCE Clifton Mining Company

September 8, 2005

tigerpaw2c <tigerpaw2c@...> wrote:

That's why I stay with white vinegar.

KC

Thanks KC. I think I remember a recent post saying to usew borax and white

vinegar in the final rinse. So white vinegar will disable the mycotoxin? I hope

to drive to El Paso tomorrow and buy a tent then return to Van Horn as it is in

the mountains and not as hot and drier. Would it be a good idea to wash all of

my clothes with borax and white vinegar. I had been feeling better but woke up

in the Big Bend area of Texas this morning really mentally in bad shape. I have

made it until now, 8:30 pm but something is causing neurological symptoms. Not

depressi0on but worse. If anyone would have this new product, Whole food market

would and I can check tomorrow if there is one in El Paso. Anyone in El Paso who

could meet me and tell if I am very moldy?

I noticed on the weather here tonight that cloudcroft, NM high is around the low

70's and that sounds good for living in a tent, which BTW, I have never done but

I noticed people in Mississippi on the news tonight were living in tents. since

I am so sensitive to odors right now, does anyone know if tents put off a

chemical odor?

I mentioned earlier that I thought about going to Hobbs, NM because Where I was

earlier had a lot of mountain cedar and I was close to Hobbs, which I thought

would not have the mountain cedar. Anyone know? Is there a lot of pine at

Cloudcroft?

Bob

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September 8, 2005

Bob,

Over the years many of the professionals have mentioned that borax

seems to be the most effective on washing your clothes. This seems

to have held true through today. The white vinegar was also

mentioned to me several years ago by a physician stating it was good

for many skin ailments, such as rashes, toenail/fingernail

infections and especially ear infections. (Do not use if you have

tubes in your ears.) The reason why it works for some of these

fungal infections is that it lowers the PH value and mold can not

grow in a low ph outside the body. (From what I understand.) So two

years ago I started experimenting with it outdoors on all types of

rotting debry and live growth, whether it was mold, mildew, moss,

etc. I used it on. These areas that I had applied it, it took about

2 years for growth to start to return and some areas it still hasn't

today. I wish I had a definate answer to your question as far as,

does it neutralize the mycotoxins. I have no proof of that and I

don't know of anybody that does. Not only is the vinegar good for

fungal infections, but as good for bacterial infections. You can

perform a search on vinegar and you will see what I mean. I thought

this was something new, but obviously it's been used for many, many

years.

KC

> That's why I stay with white vinegar.

>

> KC

>

> Thanks KC. I think I remember a recent post saying to usew borax

and white vinegar in the final rinse. So white vinegar will disable

the mycotoxin? I hope to drive to El Paso tomorrow and buy a tent

then return to Van Horn as it is in the mountains and not as hot and

drier. Would it be a good idea to wash all of my clothes with borax

and white vinegar. I had been feeling better but woke up in the Big

Bend area of Texas this morning really mentally in bad shape. I have

made it until now, 8:30 pm but something is causing neurological

symptoms. Not depressi0on but worse. If anyone would have this new

product, Whole food market would and I can check tomorrow if there

is one in El Paso. Anyone in El Paso who could meet me and tell if I

am very moldy?

>

> I noticed on the weather here tonight that cloudcroft, NM high is

around the low 70's and that sounds good for living in a tent, which

BTW, I have never done but I noticed people in Mississippi on the

news tonight were living in tents. since I am so sensitive to odors

right now, does anyone know if tents put off a chemical odor?

>

> I mentioned earlier that I thought about going to Hobbs, NM

because Where I was earlier had a lot of mountain cedar and I was

close to Hobbs, which I thought would not have the mountain cedar.

Anyone know? Is there a lot of pine at Cloudcroft?

>

> Bob

>

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> Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

>

September 8, 2005

Bob, nothing has decontaminated my clothes except a 12 hr soak in

thr washer with strong soap, borax, and at least a cup or more of

bleach- hard to do at the laundramat- . The cleaner and healthier

you becom- the more you can sense the mycotoxin- The best course is

to have your car proffesionally scrubbed- or trade it in- and buy

new clothes for now- you need to clean up as fast as possible to get

healthy. Very good that you have left your home- outside is best>

Good luck,