PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Concentrate that is mixed with water and applied to surfaces which have mold/fungus/mildew/bacteria/virus/malodor. It will both kill growing mold and mildew as well as any bacteria, virus and any associated odor with the growth.
WHERE TO USE IT: Basically anywhere. It is labeled for use on all kinds of porous and non-porous surfaces. This includes but is not limited to counter tops, appliances, carpets, walls, tiles, hardwood floors, dirt, concrete, brick, stucco, wood, plastic, vinyl and basically anything which has mold or odor problems prevalent. Excellent material for use on brick which needs to be cleaned prior to other treatments, this product is great for those “musty” areas of damp rooms where unpleasant odors arise throughout the year during certain times. If you are uncertain or concerned about staining, it is suggested that you apply some to a “test” area where you want to treat and let it sit to see if any staining or discoloration occurs. Do this prior to treating the whole area.
RATE OF APPLICATION: Add 1-2 ounces per gallon of water and use this mix to clean 500 sq/ft, depending on level of growth. This product should be left to sit at least 30 minutes (or to when it dry) to get the best results. If treating crawl spaces or attics, just lightly mist and leave it be.
This product can be sponged on surfaces, sprayed or misted using our fogging machine. Use as often as needed. This material is not intended to provide lasting residual so if used alone you will have to apply it often. However, if our other line of mold and fungus blockers and equipment are both used and installed, use of this material will be seldom needed.
RELATED EQUIPMENT: PUMP SPRAYER FOGGER
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$60.00 Gallon (775299) (ORDER ONLINE AND GET 5% OFF)
Liz Jayes says
Can your product work on a railroad tie wall that has black (or dead) mold on it? Will it affect the surrounding lawn? Thanks.
Tech Support says
Liz,
It will definitely work outside and on most any surface including railroad ties.
For best results, treat once a week for 2-3 weeks and it should kill it all. Typically 1-2 treatments will usually do the job but since railroad ties are porous, the mold can be deep rooted requiring an extra treatment or two.
Lastly, it won’t affect the surrounding turf when used properly. But remember, there is no need to overspray or waste it so use a light pressure sprayer when treating and try to keep it confined to the railroad ties. After its applied, water any turf that gets a lot of exposure to dilute down the overspray in case there is significant runoff. But a small amount won’t be an issue.
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Ronald Komlenic says
Thanks!
Philip Goddard says
Oh, no! Mold Blaster is discontinued???? I finally found something that works great!
Tech Support says
Phillip,
Get the Mold Buster. Its a concentrate, mixes with water and works well.
Mold Buster: https://bugspray.com/sanitizer/liquid/m1-mildewcide-additive-8-oz
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Gerard Lee Zubrowski says
Is this product as good as the original Mold Blaster with the green label?
Tech Support says
No. The Lemon Air used 2 oz per gallon would be an equal.
Lemon Air Down the Drain Insecticide: https://bugspray.com/sanitizer/liquid/down-drain-insecticide