removing mold without a contractor

[Guest guest]

I would go to Lowe's or home depot and see if you can some

instruction. I would also get one of those special respiratory masks,

and not just wear one of the wimpy ones.

I don't know if you can neutralize mold before removing it or not.

Addy

Group co-owner

EXCEPTIONALLY mold allergic

[Guest guest]

when we bought our house, the bathroom was exceptionally gross. we hired

" bathfitter " to redo the tub --- they said they had some kind of spray that

killed the mold on contact, and would leave it " dead " , so they could just put a

new tub over the old one. (i don't know if or how it worked as my husband

didn't want to go that route - he didn't want to be in teh tub knowing that old

funky tub was underneath, so he removed the old tub).

there's got to be something out there that kills the mold....i also agree with

addy --- get a good mask - not just a wimpy one...i'd also pretreat with

benedryl, just to help prevent anything.

good luck!!!

heather

pyle456 <coachmac@...> wrote:

I would go to Lowe's or home depot and see if you can some

instruction. I would also get one of those special respiratory masks,

and not just wear one of the wimpy ones.

I don't know if you can neutralize mold before removing it or not.

Addy

Group co-owner

EXCEPTIONALLY mold allergic