Re: Re: Woolen jacket - please help.....

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I heard the same thing about bleach...

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On Aug 15, 2010, at 8:27 PM, " safersmilesdentallab "

<safersmilesdentallab@...> wrote:

Many years ago I heard that bleach only bleaches mold - doesn;y kill it. I heard

zepherin chloride kills it. Is that true?

[Guest guest]

Jeff,

we also noticed that our wool throw carpets hold A LOT of dust and

dirt....taking them away hasn't improved the health problems but maybe

over time taking away irritants or potential irritants will eventually

have an impact in the right direction, and if not, well what have we lost??

sue

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>Marigold,

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>There are at east 2 possible problems with wool, both relating to the

>hair structure of the fibers.

[Guest guest]

Zephiran Chloride is more effective than bleach. But why kill the

mold? Dead mold is just as bad as live mold exept for infections.

And infections are rare. The vast majority of reactions to mold is

not infection. Besides, dead mold tends to dry out and fragment.

Instead of hundreds of spores there are now tens of thousands of

fragments.

Remove the mold and stop the moisture.

On the other hand, Zephiran Chloride is great for wounds, cuts

and scrapes. Because the BACTERIA needs to be killed to

prevent infections. But hydrogen peroxide is cheaper.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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I heard the same thing about bleach...

Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 15, 2010, at 8:27 PM, " safersmilesdentallab "

<safersmilesdentallab@...> wrote:

Many years ago I heard that bleach only bleaches mold - doesn;y kill it. I

heard zepherin chloride kills it. Is that true?

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[Guest guest]

Not for internal use that I'm aware. Its to put on cuts to keep them

from getting infected by bacteria (only mold in extremely rare

cases).

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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I wanted to set the record straight in case there was ever something non-porous

or soakable that got moldy like clothes or some possession maybe. You say it's

for infections. Do you mean that it is something also used for internal use?

>

> Zephiran Chloride is more effective than bleach. But why kill the

> mold? Dead mold is just as bad as live mold exept for infections.

> And infections are rare. The vast majority of reactions to mold is

> not infection. Besides, dead mold tends to dry out and fragment.

> Instead of hundreds of spores there are now tens of thousands of

> fragments.

>

> Remove the mold and stop the moisture.

>

> On the other hand, Zephiran Chloride is great for wounds, cuts

> and scrapes. Because the BACTERIA needs to be killed to

> prevent infections. But hydrogen peroxide is cheaper.

>

> Carl Grimes

> Healthy Habitats LLC

>

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