Re: CHECK THIS OUT MDF-500

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Gosh, I thought it was a disinfectant, and if it kills mold why
isn't an antimicrobial. I call it a sterilant, and there are ag
chems incorp[oratin peroxide for soil application, essentially
sterilizing the soil. Why pour it onto cuts/abrasions? Hey I
love finding out when I'm wrong.

ff

On 10/04/05, DD wrote:
> HP is not an antimicrobial. It kills mold, like you would
> expect, and with a nice foaming reaction, but I do believe it
> does in fact deactivate the antimicrobial which is why other
> companies never mix the two.
>
>
> On 10/04/05, ff wrote:
>>
>> Maybe it's because the HP is an antimicrobial/sterilant.
>> Without looking into it, my guess is the product/mixture
>> efficacy is enhnaced, synergized, and or the bio-activity is
>> prolonged. Bill might suggest an anatogonistic effect, as you
>> suggest.
>>
>> Just a guess.
>>
>> ff
>>
>> On 10/04/05, DD wrote:
>>> We need a link to the label on MDF-500. It's not on the
>>> website you gave and the product itself is not listed in the
>>> EPA online database under the registration number and name
>>> provided on the website.
>>>
>>> Nothing unique about this product other then the fact they
>>> are asking you to mix Hydrogen Peroxide with a quat that's
>>> used in a toilet bowl cleaning product made by Proctor and
>>> Gamble. Normally this would be a two stage application
>>> rather then a two part mix.
>>>
>>> Find out why they ask you to mix it instead of shipping it
>>> mixed. I assume it's because the Hydrogen Peroxide
>>> deactivates the antimicrobial.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 9/29/05, YOUR OPINION NEEDED wrote:
>>>> WWW.DECONSOLUTIONS.COM
>>>>
>>>> WHAT IS YOUR OPIONION ON THE MDF-500 PRODUCT?