""filling in this product has been treated to prevent the growth of bacteria, fungus, mold etc" What chemicals have been used for this?
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i have no idea what they use but i cant smell anything on my pillows...i would guess that the company who sells them would have all that enfo. for you thats my guess...sorry
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Boiling water can actually create more mold and warp any sort of plastic. Hydrogen peroxide is best to use for killing mold it also won't warp the plastic.
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No aluminum what so ever, it is strictly a combination of mineral salts that inhibit bacterial growth. Been very satisfied with the product.
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The cured product is the same color as dark brown sugar. It will fill small voids but it is not a filler unless mixed with sawdust.
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This is a conditioner. Before conditioning wood ( or in the case of of wood trim in your home) it must be clean and dry and free of mold or nothing will stick for long.,... Remember, Black mold is difficult to remove from porous materials, and is a health hazard. Check with http://epa.gov and other websites for proper removal. Such as http://blackmold.awardspace.com/mold-removal-cleanup.html. But first...ask yourself, is this cutting board worth taking a chance on my family's health...or is it ready for the garbage.
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I have never had mold so I am not sure, I would try using vinegar and water first.
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Good question. If I had to make a guess, any of that would be to either help hold it together, or preserve it. But those are guesses. As far as the product, Pycnogenol, this is the one I use. However, I am experimenting right now with an alternative product that might be more effective. If I can find a contact email for you (or vice versa), I'll share that with you.
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My experience is the same as the other respondents. Proper filling will keep the label dry any liquid that May have contacted the label while I'm drying it has not done any damage.
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I tried filling a glass with white vinegar and letting this item soak in it for a few days. That dissolved the external calcium deposits, and I suppose it helped rid the inside of such deposits, too. Doing that had no adverse effect on the finish.
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this producthas carrageenan (thickening agent) citric acid (ph stabilizer), potassium sorbate(mold inhibitor). that is the other ingredients. the number of the distributer is 1-800-229-5459. this is all i can tell you.
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I think any manufactoring process has traces of what it was made of, in this case my understanding it would be of cellulose. I have used and recommended DMSO for my patients for over thirty years - no complaints, its quite amazing!
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Thank you for your question. We called ADCO at 1-800-541-ADCO to get the answer to your question. The manufacturer recommends cleaning the cover with a solution of one gallon water and 1/4 cup bleach. Use a spray bottle to apply, and allow it to sit for a few minutes, then immediately rinse. This should kill the mold. Please let me know if you have any questions. I am happy to help you! Thank you Jessica with Covers Direct
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There was no particular ingredient in it to prevent allergies, if that's what you're asking. Nor was there anything in them to cause allergies. The only thing it says on the package is that it's 'Septic' safe. By that, I think it means that it won't cause clogging. I hope this helps.
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David, you must ask the manufacture about chemical leaching. It is a water based product that drys clear and is easy to clean up and it protects the wood very well.
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Sorry I have not used the product. The cleaner I used did not clean properly so I have not used the sealer.
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I purchased mine less than a year ago, I purchased with the ad/idea it is 'chemical/toxin' free. the filling is pure 100% kapok fibers. Also, I believe 'flame retardants' are or are in the process of being banned. Here is the co. online that filled my order from the pillow product tag, Bean Product co. BTW, great pillow well worth it the best I've used to date, better than poly fill. http://www.beanproducts.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=001&Product_Code=7ZFKAPOK&Category_Code=Products_All
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I'm afraid I can't help you there. Your guess is as good as mine. I know at the home depot, they have some anti-mold products that you could try. I don't think boiling water because that might damage the product. Whatever you try, I would just wash it and dry it thoroughly before putting it back in use.