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I was sleeping in a basement for 4 years also use to work around a lot of toxins in construction. I am one sick individual, I can hardly eat . You name it I developed it . Cfs/fibro
Hi Trevor
I used to live in my parents old house and the only thing keeping it up was mould. I spent forever trying to clean paint etc. When I moved into the flat I'm now in I was horrified as I'd just got everything sorted and the wall by the window was black/blue furry mould. Tea tree oil ( wear a mask and gloves) mix tea tree with warm water and clean down the wall. Tea tree is quite strong so if you are asthmatic open windows while doing this. It's really worked well all over winter. I've washed it down maybe 3 times. Hope this helps
Peps 😘
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Some years ago staying in my grandmother's basement. One summer it flooded up to the knee's. The windows didnt open she had lots of boxes and books ect they got moldy. I could only throw away what belonged to me. And it had same paint from when I was a little girl proably had lead in it. SMH at the situation...
Yikes , bleach could make it worse and bleach is a nasty chemical, I have multiple chemical sensitivities ever since fibromyalgia struck me .
I have black mold in my kitchen and in my bathroom I have cleaned the wall with bleach. It's these old houses. And our climate is humid
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