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| bmonnig |
Posted - 10 Oct 2006 : 21:48:55
I'm looking into options for a fogger / ULV machine for mold treatment of mold contamination. Mold treatment will be the primary usage, but I may use the machine for treatment for household pests as well.
This machine will be used in problematic residential areas. Specifically, in the crawlspace below the house as well as the living quarters above. This unit will also be used for "spot" treating of problematic areas behind / within walls, HVAC / ventilation systems, etc (hence the desire for a nozzle).
My favorite this far is the B&G; 2600 Flex-A-Lite (http://www.bgequip.com/fogmain2.htm). I'm also considering machines such as the FogMaster Noz-L-Jet 7807 (http://www.fogmaster.com/noz-l-jet.html) and the Curtis Cyclone Ultra Flex (http://www.dynafog.com/ulv/ecf/cclone_ura/).
I have read some information stating that the B&G; 2600 isn't a true ULV machine, and as such, won't perform as well as some of the others for neutralizing mold in hard to reach areas.
I would be very interested in feedback from anyone using any of these machines for the treatment / neutralization of mold / mildew in residential areas. |
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| vermincontrol |
Posted - 12 Oct 2006 : 20:28:05
I specialise in mould eradication as well as pest control.
if you look me up on the members section then view my website and then email me i will help you where i can, i will also give you a contact website to one of this countries leading mould control consultants who will be able to help you further.
Steve
It Has 2 Be Done Pest Control
www.ithas2bedone.co.uk
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| ben |
Posted - 12 Oct 2006 : 19:07:09
i think like myself most of the pesters on here wouldnt have any exp in useing these for mould, now if you asked about cluster flies etc you would have lots of input. sorry mate
ben
you learn as you go |
| bmonnig |
Posted - 12 Oct 2006 : 18:10:45
I'm hoping that of the 60 people who have viewed this post, someone out there may have an opinion or input. I'm in the dark here, so -any- input is better than none, in my opinion.
Thanks. |
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