Re: New Removal Treatment for Toxic Mold

[Guest guest]

Could you please forward this and his references: I have the

DOD clearances and the need to know to verify these claims. NAVSEA

prevents many wood base combustibles onboard any vessel. It may be a

proven method of threating non-pourus steal products, but I doubt

that it can be used effectively on home dwellings. A fire onboard is

the sailors worst nightmare so these products that can support mold

growth are kept to a minimum. The newer sanitary spaces are

incorporating more non-porous, non-metal products because the

chemicals being used to clean these wet areas where sailors bath, are

always highly corrosive. If you can pass this information along I

can verify it for the group.

> NTMCnewsbrief:Sept. 24th, 2002

>

> I mentioned to many of you that there was a product out there, that

> actually eats the toxic mold. The story is that the military has

used

> it to remove mold from their submarines. Our friend with the

> company has been kind enought to allow us a link to our

> website:http://ntmc0.tripod.com

>

> Once there you can click on the link about his product. It is

> fascinating and well worth the time it takes to look into,

> particularly for remediation teams and companies.

>

> Carroll-Bower, NTMCPresident