Amazing green enzyme cleaner
My house has a finished basement that is partitioned into a catacomb of five rooms. One of them is carpeted, has a finished ceiling and serves as my office. The room on the far side of the basement is called the Serial-Killer room, so designated by my wife considering the once-yellow walls are black with mold and covered with eerie red streaks. It looks like the perfect place to shoot a slasher movie. On occasion, water seeps through the foundation on that side of the house. It’s not a place I like to go. I’d probably permanently seal off the room and never go in there ever again, except for the fact that the electrical panels is in there, and I often go down and flip a breaker after someone forgets NOT TO USE THE TOASTER AND THE KITCHEN FAN at the same day. (Isn’t old-house living fun?)
Last weekend I hauled all the moldering junk out of the S-K room and cleaned everything with an amazing enzymatic cleaner called SporiClean. The product was first developed for use in hospitals, but its value and efficacy really shined when it was used for mold mitigation in the gulf region after the hurricanes. The stuff works great.
Original post by Jefferson Kolle
