Benzalkonium Chloride and other stuff vs. cross-contaminated items

[Guest guest]

Before I knew to throw out contaminated items, the new items I brought in became

cross-contaminated. Some of them are 3rd-generation contaminated items. I have

bought new clothes for myself and the bedsheets and furniture have been

cross-contaminated by various " generations " of contaminated items. A lady who is

a well-known author on this topic has recommended the use of zephrin chloride

(Benzalkonium Chloride) for the bedding and furniture that was

cross-contaminated. Has anyone had luck with this? I was also looking for the

best prices for it. There is a compounding pharmacy that can make it but it's

also available here:

http://www.scioptic-usa.com/zech.html

I am disturbed by this informatiom as well though:

http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/ingredient.php?ingred06=700674

Please let me know what you think....maybe I shouldn't use it....seems to be

carcinogenic....what should I use instead? Is the vinegar, baking soda,borax and

hydrogen peroxide (not sure if it's better....

http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/ingredient/702911/HYDROGEN_PEROXIDE/)

better...please let me know what your experiences have been....thanks

[Guest guest]

Who is the well known author on this topic? I just hope you don't mean me, I

have never mentioned it on this site, but that is the active ingredient in

Equate Antibacterial wipes-less than a dollar for 40 wipes. I find that my back

is very sensitive to toxin, and burns easily. When it is burning , even a shower

with lots of scrubbing does not help, so when I get out of the shower, I wipe my

back down with these wipes, BINGO! totally gone. So, as an experiment, I would

clean tems first to get as many spores off as possible, then wipe them down with

these wipes. would seem hard to do clothing with this chemical, I can totally

clean my clothes of toxin with Vulpex soap, an expensive conservators soap, but

I have posted this many times, for it to work the clothes must soak in hot water

overnight, use 1/2 cup per large load.

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> Before I knew to throw out contaminated items, the new items I brought in

became cross-contaminated. Some of them are 3rd-generation contaminated items. I

have bought new clothes for myself and the bedsheets and furniture have been

cross-contaminated by various " generations " of contaminated items. A lady who is

a well-known author on this topic has recommended the use of zephrin chloride

(Benzalkonium Chloride) for the bedding and furniture that was

cross-contaminated. Has anyone had luck with this? I was also looking for the

best prices for it. There is a compounding pharmacy that can make it but it's

also available here:

>

> http://www.scioptic-usa.com/zech.html

>

> I am disturbed by this informatiom as well though:

> http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/ingredient.php?ingred06=700674

>

> Please let me know what you think....maybe I shouldn't use it....seems to be

carcinogenic....what should I use instead? Is the vinegar, baking soda,borax and

hydrogen peroxide (not sure if it's better....

http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/ingredient/702911/HYDROGEN_PEROXIDE/)

better...please let me know what your experiences have been....thanks

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