Can i spray this product into my air exchange &amp; will it kill mold spores and bacteria in my air ducts??
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i am not an expert but that is what my husband and i use this product for. once a month we spray it into our air exchange and we 'believe' it helps with the mold and bacteria. it also makes the air smell good...we also get the other product...the enyzme mold stain remover...and spray that into the air exchange as well. we feel it helps but WE ARE NOT EXPERTS....
1433262
Sorry for the delay, I really don't know about mold. I have used it as a pest control, it really works well. Safe around pets and kids
1982892
I dont think this product actually works. If it kills mold i have never seen it happen nor do i notice any change in air quality.
1332597
No, I do not believe it can stop mold spores. It does have a waterproof membrane so it might be effective in doing so.
628339
I wouldn't rely on anything to control mold as mold can kill you. I would ensure the area is very dry to control mold. this device would run after dryness is ensured to mitigate slight airborne potential residual.
1455435
No Problem...These don't take much airflow to be effective. I use to use the same setup and was never at a loss for spray. Good Luck!
1696453
I haven't used it for this purpose, but I took a quick look at the warnings on the booklet and it does specifically mention bleach shouldn't be used. I know that there are other solutions for mold/ mildew that don't include bleach you could consider, or in a small enough concentration, I can't see how bleach would hurt this sprayer - but the manufacturer does warn against it.
946414
Well, I did not have water leaking into my vehicle , but a nasty wet, musty smell when I first air on. This stuff did not eliminate it. So I Googled my problem. Someone said spray Lysol disinfectant into air intake (by windshield ) with vehicle running and opened to vent setting (NOT AC ). Spray it in as air is getting sucked in and VOILA .....bacteria killed and smell gone! I have to do every once in awhile. Works and lasts awhile ....living in very humid place .
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Dear mr. Linney Demon WP is very powerful ! If you spray it where the yellow jackets may walk on the surface , they will later that day clean themselves ingesting small particles of demon WP and they will die! Although spraying this product overhead is not in conformance with federal mandate , I advise if you do choose to do this in your shop you need to : Follow instructions carefully Cover everything that is not to be treated. Do not use in or around food or food handling areas Wear a protective chem suit ,respirator , gloves , protective eye and face wear !!! Also I do not have the product with me at this time you can google the product for chemicle composition and MSDS you are looking for . Please read all safety information ! This is a great product , it kills everything And you will be quit pleased with it ! But PLEASE FOLLOW DIRECTIONS! I hope I've been of some help to you Sincerly , Lee
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DON'T USE THIS STUFF!!! The leak sealer aspect of it is basically an epoxy-like substance that hardens when exposed to air. Sure it seals pinhole leaks (which is why it seems to work in the short term), but that same property means that it also clogs small orifices (Orifice Tubes (OT) and Thermal eXpansion Valves (TXV) )that are crucial to the operation of the a/c. Furthermore, when the system is later opened up to replace these clogged components, the rest of the leak sealer hardens in the lines, evaporator(s), condenser, etc. At that point, the only solution is complete system replacement (new compressor, condenser, evaporator, lines, etc) because you can't flush it out once it's hardened. I could live with it if the product just didn't work. But the fact that it takes out your ENTIRE a/c system makes it SO SO dangerous! Don't destroy your A/C!! STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT! Flame away - I'm not looking for business, I just hate to see folks destroy their a/c system on an empty promise of a magic bullet fix. Lest you think I have a beef with this company in particular....stay away from ANY similar products that contains anything designed to "stop leaks". Your engine cooling system may be tolerant of such products, but A/C systems are NOT.
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This product works great on mold! Obviously you need to find the source of the mold, but the ozone feature kills mold, mildew & bacteria. My mold problem was so bad in the basement that we could smell it 2 floors up. There is no more mold growth & now the basement is the freshest room in the house - this product is worth every penny!!
1956170
I wouldn't do that...it works great just spRaying this in each room. Don't mess with your AC system.
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Yes it kills mold spores. It is a high concentration ozone and should not be used in an occupied room as ozone is a lung and mucous membrane irritant. I believe the manual says to leave the room unoccupied for forty-five minutes after completion of ozone treatment. There is a smell of ozone that lingers for quite some time as in a couple of hours or so that some of my family finds annoying. After that time the air is quite fresh as the ozone converts back to oxygen. Even in our unfinished 150 year old brick and dirt floored basement feels fresh. It has drastically cut down on any mold problems in that space.
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Hi Grammacat, We found no instruction regarding this. We use these in a home with central air conditioning running. But I would also advise that you clean out your AC & filter every summer before turning it on. If it is already in use, consider cleaning it, otherwise you could have all kids of spores, etc., blowing in via the unit.
630446
While my application was mostly to kill mold inside an interior wall where the air was part of this issue it worked in that application. It sounds like the air in you situation might not be as contained as what I had. If you could limit the air flow in the area for a day or two it should work, but you are really outside my knowledge and experience area.
582160
yes the unit does remove mold spores. However unless the source of mold spores is addressed, no filter can prevent exposure in the short term.
2243024
Try spraying a diluted bleach (1 part bleach to 3 parts water) to kill mold.