Comments on: Can mold grow on brick and hardwood floors?

By: mold remediation

mold remediation — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 19:20:40 +0000

We remediated a 1900′s colonial last summer.Wide planked hardwood floors with mushrooms growing between the slats.Floors were removed and mold found throughout subfloor.

We find “fruiting bodies”coming out of brick quite frequently.

By: Chrissy Mann

Chrissy Mann — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 14:15:24 +0000

Hi Chuck,
I was looking at your website and was wondering if this is the same technology as the Aronizer machine on the internet? Are there anyone else selling these machines besides you? I coulnt’t find any info on your product besides your sites. Also, where is your machine manufactured. I am really interested in your machine.

By: Chuck

Chuck — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 20:38:09 +0000

Hello Chrissy,

Thanks for the suggestion.

What I have done is to make sure that the Active Oxygen that our Pro Activ Ox machine produces gets into our air intake system. It kills Mold/Mildew, Bacteria and Ionizes dust and other allergens. This way it circulates through the house and keeps the duct work completely sanitized. It is possible that Mold was behind the walls. Rather than taking down walls, and using some toxic chemical like Chlorine Bleach, I will cut some 2″holes so the Active Oxygen can get behind the walls and kill any mold there, then patch them when I know the mold is killed. Even Black Mold will be killed within 72 hours of exposure to Active Oxygen.

These and other solutions are discussed on our website, http://www.EPT-LLC.com.

By: Chrissy Mann

Chrissy Mann — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:15:47 +0000

Hi Iowa, just wondering if it is possible that there may be mold behind or in between the walls of your home. Also if your air ducts could possibly have an allergen such as mold in them. We recommend that you hire a professional mold inspector and if mold is discovered then have a mold remediator treat the mold & mold spores. If you are renting, typically you are at the mercy of the owner. However, if you are a homeowner and have insurance for water damage, you may have a claim that could possibly cover for mold due to water damage. If the damage occurred prior to moving in and you did not have a full disclosure when you purchased the home and did not have a prepurchase inspection, then you may have to pay out of pocket for the remediation. We are http://www.moldremedy.biz and we offer groundbreaking technology in the treatment of mold & mold spores. We are certified and our testimonials speak for themselves. We have references with names and contact numbers.

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By: Chuck

Chuck — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:06:20 +0000

I live in Iowa have asthma and was also test positive for Mold Allergy. I will confirm what Jim Thomas mentioned that mold can grow on virtually any surface. I actually started Environmental Protection Technologies with a friend after I tried the purifier he lent me. It helped eliminate the allergens and mold in my home and enabled me to breathe freely. It is a very powerful purifier that produces high allotropes of Oxygen O4 to O15. It is much more powerful than Ozone (O3) and completely safe because it does not produce Oxides of Nitrogen as many Ozone machines do. You can visit our site at http://www.EPT-LLC.com; You will see many testimonials from our clients and Lab tests. Please feel free to call me.