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Date: Sat, 22 Oct 2005 13:53:58 -0400
Subject: enviromental mold
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I'm trying to clean up some stachybotrys mold in a family's home
environment.  

All the instructions that I've read so far just don't seem good enough
when it comes to the aerial displacement that happens during the
clean-up.

I'm thinking of a "gel" type of cleaning solution (with bleach) might
fit my situation best.

Does anyone have a suggestion for what I could use as the "gel" part
of the medium?

Thank you for any and all suggestions or opinions.