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Green or Non-ToxicMany ‘Green’ products are toxic to occupants (andworkers/cleaners) when used indoors.The ‘Green’ label is best seen as irrelevant when itcomes to toxicity to humans.‘All Natural’ is also highly suspect as arsenic andlead and cyanide are all natural.Until much better studies have been performed, itis best to go with a very selective set of gentlecleaning agents; if it is intended for dishes it ‘may’be OK. Even some dishwashing detergents can be toxic.Scented?Most American (US and Canada) companies havemoved to artificial scents to save money.Many artificial scents are toxic, at least to many,so that scented products cannot be recommendedto those that clean.It is becoming more prevalent that certain types ofbuildings are ‘scent-free.’This would not have happened with natural scents,but is becoming a ground swell because so manyartificial scents are toxic to a significant subset ofthe office worker population.
Mold Cleaning Processes There are many cleaning processes thatcan be done in mold cleanup:Vacuuming (hopefully HEPA or equivalent)Dust magnet clothsCleaning with liquid cleanersCoating (encapsulating) moldy material.Removing layers (sanding); etc. I find that I cannot recommendanything but the first three.VacuumingVacuuming is an excellent way to remove drydirt deposits (not damp or wet).It takes a fair bit of time for dirt particles tomove to the vacuum nozzle. Vacuuming toofast may result in inferior cleaningUsing a HEPA vacuum cleaner that exhaustsindoors may not be the best way to go.Using a Shop Vac cleaner that is outdoors anda long extension works better than the muchmore expensive HEPA vacuum.The Shop Vac should be fitted with a “drywalldust” filter to protect neighbours.
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