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[Cob] (Cob) Mold and fungus (Neva in Okla.)

neva neva at cowboy.net
Tue Jan 5 16:07:09 CST 2010


I have found that full strength 35% food-grade H2O2 (hydrogen
peroxide) is excellent at killing black mold spots around the
sink.  It could be a healthy alternative to the chlorine bleach.

 

The baking soda & vinegar sounds like a good idea but I have not
tried it.  However,  I do know people with thrush (white mold on
tongue) in their mouth benefit from raw apple cider vinegar.

 

--Neva (in north central Oklahoma)

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Date: Mon, 4 Jan 2010 21:02:47 -0500

From: Bryan <bryantree at gmail.com>

Subject: Re: [Cob] mold or fungus?

To: GUY L PROUTY <guyprouty at msn.com>

Cc: coblist <coblist at deatech.com>, Tys Sniffen
<tys at ideamountain.com>

 

Bleach is likely more toxic to people than the mold.   But Baking
soda &

vinegar are excellent for killing mold.  I would use baking soda
and a

little water to wash it off.  Then soak some vinegar on it.  It is
not

possible or wise to kill all mold as it lives everywhere.

 

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Bryan Hilbert

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On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 7:38 PM, GUY L PROUTY <guyprouty at msn.com>
wrote:

> But what if you are very allergic to mold like I am?  I cannot
live in any

> cob structure that has mold or else I become quite ill.  So will
the bleach

> water solution really take care of it?

> Thanks,

> Guy