Re: Mold Prevention non-toxic on new construction

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What is your background and who are you? I am a customer of Mold Elimination of
Florida. My home was tested for mold in Oct/2004. Very little mold or bacteria was
found but I elected to have the treatment done anyway to sanitize the air because two
of the people I live with have allergy problems. The air was tested again one month
later and NO active mold or bacteria was found in the air. I an due for a re treatment
of the HVAC system in about a month to renew my warranty.

Since the treatment, my room mates are breathing better and none of us have even had a
cold. You say that the words Kill and Eliminate are the same. Not true but who cares.
The stuff works!!!!

On 8/02/05, Ned wrote:
>> DecoGuard is a patented product from Organic Products International and has been
>> scientifically proven to eliminate all types of mold on contact. Our formula is
>> Organic, Non-Toxic, and it is approved by the FDA.
>
> Do you have a patent number? I did a search at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
> site ( http://www.uspto.gov/patft/index.html ) and there is neither a patent or
> published patent application for a product called "DecoGuard", "Deco Guard",
> or "Deco Gard". I also did a search for patents and trademarks owned by "Organic
> Products International" and "Mold Elimination of Florida" and found nothing. I was
> also unable to find anything in the FDA databases on DecoGuard, a product you claim
> has been approved by the FDA.
>
>> We are not EPA approved and choose not to. We are not, we are not a pestiside! We
>> do not have any chemicals in our product, and we do not want to be labeled as just
>> another mold killer.
>
> There is no such thing as an EPA approved product. The EPA registers products and
> it's not a matter of choice, it's the law when the product is a pesticide:
>
> "Federal law requires that before selling or distributing a pesticide in the United
> States, a person or company must obtain registration, or license, from EPA. Before
> registering a new pesticide or new use for a registered pesticide, EPA must first
> ensure that the pesticide, when used according to label directions, can be used with
> a reasonable certainty of no harm to human health and without posing unreasonable
> risks to the environment. To make such determinations, EPA requires more than 100
> different scientific studies and tests from applicants. Where pesticides may be used
> on food or feed crops, EPA also sets tolerances (maximum pesticide residue levels)
> for the amount of the pesticide that can legally remain in or on foods."
> http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/regulating/index.htm
>
>>We do not Kill mold. We eliminate it and then protect the areas treated. We promote
>>indoor air quality.
>
> Eliminate and kill mean the same thing.