Moldstat

[twm5025]

Has anyone had any success with moldstat?

[Pollyringworm]

Moldstat seems to work with repeated applications. Wow, my iPad corrected that to "molester" wow. I'm sorry if I've said that somewhere before.

[tcmgpt13]

Be careful twm, or you, too, might experience a bad reaction to Moldstat. This product is best applied by professionals and is extremely potent. Not sure why, but Polly is now ignoring a warning about using this product that she herself posted here on the forum. According to her own description she suffered a fairly bad reaction to it.

[Pollyringworm]

Originally Posted by tcmgpt13

Be careful twm, or you, too, might experience a bad reaction to Moldstat. This product is best applied by professionals and is extremely potent. Not sure why, but Polly is now ignoring a warning about using this product that she herself posted here on the forum. According to her own description she suffered a fairly bad reaction to it.

I have not ignored any warnings, TCM. Quite the contrary, I have schooled myself on proper application techniques.

I have used this two times, all within a days period. I had the reaction afterward. That was three days ago.

Since I had already posted warnings about the Moldstat safe application and handling, I was avoiding redundant posts as mentioned by, gee, I don't know, YOU.

The question was does it work. Yes, it works. I applied it as stated above and have decreased the flying lint by at least 75% in my home. My car is about 95% clear.

If you don't have the flying lint, you may not find it valuable. I still feel and see something in the air. I haven't the slightest idea what it is, but it's not the lint. It might too be killed by the Moldstat, but as I said in a previous post, I'm not sure if I'm going to use it again. The fact that it works and nothing else does will be a huge weighing factor in my decision. Of course I will use all proper safety measures if I were to use it again.

My advice to you, TWM, is to read all posts, ask questions(like you're doing) and weed out the nonsense. There is a lot of nonsense going on on the forum lately, unfortunately. But there is a lot of good information here and I urge you to seek it out.

[tcmgpt13]

Golly Polly, I thought you were giving up on reading my posts. LOL.

And wow, it appears to be unimportant to add cautions. All the busy little beavers in some groups seem to omit cautions. But you did add a caution about this product earlier. I do not think one should conveniently omit cautions about a product, especially ones which discussed how misuse could be harmful to the user. I guess maybe you do not care what might happen to someone else. Or maybe the first cautions and comments you added here was a mistake?

I mean you did not have to copy your entire post, just breathe a small hint of concern that someone new to M and new to using the product might want to exercise a bit of precaution if even thinking about buying this product (after what you said I certainly won't). Even drug companies have warnings on drugs they sell, but evidently you and others you appeared to hang out with here seem to find this an unpleasant little ole detail, easily forgotten. Oh, darn. I forgot you do not have any friends here. Sorry to hear that. Well anyway, here is your post which does discuss being cautious with this product. Sorry to be redundant in copying it in its entirety but since you choose to make it an issue well, I felt it was important that this new poster read it for her/himself. It is important to be a fully informed consumer:

November 12th, 2011, 09:43 PM Pollyringworm Pollyringworm is offline Pollyringworm is out Senior Member

Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Southern US Posts: 282

quote=pollyringworm

Exclamation WARNING moldstat

Im headed to the ER due to constriction and burning in my lungs. Please dont use moldstat without the help from a professional. I barely sprayed this stuff and im VERY sick. Im so worried about my family. A warning about the moldstat. Its HIGHLY toxic. I sprayed it in my house today and must have gotten it on me or breathed it, and ive been SO sick today.

Please read the instructions and take ALL precautions, especially with kids around.

I left after i sprayed and came back a few hours later and literally re cleaned my whole house. I didnt want my daughter touching anything with this stuff on it.

I may not use it again. Too toxic for me. [/quote]

quote=Pollyringworm;86374]I have not ignored any warnings, TCM. Quite the contrary, I have schooled myself on proper application techniques.

I have used this two times, all within a days period. I had the reaction afterward. That was three days ago.

Since I had already posted warnings about the Moldstat safe application and handling, I was avoiding redundant posts as mentioned by, gee, I don't know, YOU.

The question was does it work. Yes, it works. I applied it as stated above and have decreased the flying lint by at least 75% in my home. My car is about 95% clear.

If you don't have the flying lint, you may not find it valuable. I still feel and see something in the air. I haven't the slightest idea what it is, but it's not the lint. It might too be killed by the Moldstat, but as I said in a previous post, I'm not sure if I'm going to use it again. The fact that it works and nothing else does will be a huge weighing factor in my decision. Of course I will use all proper safety measures if I were to use it again.

My advice to you, TWM, is to read all posts, ask questions(like you're doing) and weed out the nonsense. There is a lot of nonsense going on on the forum lately, unfortunately. But there is a lot of good information here and I urge you to seek it out.[/quote]

[Pollyringworm]

Originally Posted by tcmgpt13

Golly Polly, I thought you were giving up on reading my posts. LOL.

And wow, it appears to be unimportant to add cautions. All the busy little beavers in some groups seem to omit cautions. But you did add a caution about this product earlier. I do not think one should conveniently omit cautions about a product, especially ones which discussed how misuse could be harmful to the user. I guess maybe you do not care what might happen to someone else. Or maybe the first cautions and comments you added here was a mistake?

I mean you did not have to copy your entire post, just breathe a small hint of concern that someone new to M and new to using the product might want to exercise a bit of precaution if even thinking about buying this product (after what you said I certainly won't). Even drug companies have warnings on drugs they sell, but evidently you and others you appeared to hang out with here seem to find this an unpleasant little ole detail, easily forgotten. Oh, darn. I forgot you do not have any friends here. Sorry to hear that. Well anyway, here is your post which does discuss being cautious with this product. Sorry to be redundant in copying it in its entirety but since you choose to make it an issue well, I felt it was important that this new poster read it for her/himself. It is important to be a fully informed consumer:

November 12th, 2011, 09:43 PM Pollyringworm Pollyringworm is offline Pollyringworm is out Senior Member

Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Southern US Posts: 282

quote=pollyringworm

Exclamation WARNING moldstat

Im headed to the ER due to constriction and burning in my lungs. Please dont use moldstat without the help from a professional. I barely sprayed this stuff and im VERY sick. Im so worried about my family. A warning about the moldstat. Its HIGHLY toxic. I sprayed it in my house today and must have gotten it on me or breathed it, and ive been SO sick today.

Please read the instructions and take ALL precautions, especially with kids around.

I left after i sprayed and came back a few hours later and literally re cleaned my whole house. I didnt want my daughter touching anything with this stuff on it.

I may not use it again. Too toxic for me.

quote=Pollyringworm;86374]I have not ignored any warnings, TCM. Quite the contrary, I have schooled myself on proper application techniques.

I have used this two times, all within a days period. I had the reaction afterward. That was three days ago.

Since I had already posted warnings about the Moldstat safe application and handling, I was avoiding redundant posts as mentioned by, gee, I don't know, YOU.

The question was does it work. Yes, it works. I applied it as stated above and have decreased the flying lint by at least 75% in my home. My car is about 95% clear.

If you don't have the flying lint, you may not find it valuable. I still feel and see something in the air. I haven't the slightest idea what it is, but it's not the lint. It might too be killed by the Moldstat, but as I said in a previous post, I'm not sure if I'm going to use it again. The fact that it works and nothing else does will be a huge weighing factor in my decision. Of course I will use all proper safety measures if I were to use it again.

My advice to you, TWM, is to read all posts, ask questions(like you're doing) and weed out the nonsense. There is a lot of nonsense going on on the forum lately, unfortunately. But there is a lot of good information here and I urge you to seek it out.[/quote][/quote]


I don't need your advice on how to comprise my posts, thanks. I responded because you were misleading the poster about the Moldstat, which you haven't tried and I have. You should just keep quiet if you can't honestly speak knowledgeably about the subject.

You enjoy baiting people. I get it. I hope you're enjoying yourself.

[Pollyringworm]

If you're going to post my Moldstat warnings, post them all. Don't just pick and choose the ones you want based on your agenda.

[tcmgpt13]

LOL.

quote=Pollyringworm;86388]If you're going to post my Moldstat warnings, post them all. Don't just pick and choose the ones you want based on your agenda.[/quote]

[tcmgpt13]

Funny, but I do not find anything about what is going on here lately enjoyable. It is all smoke and mirrors, so do not forget the mirrors.

quote=Pollyringworm;86387] I don't need your advice on how to comprise my posts, thanks. I responded because you were misleading the poster about the Moldstat, which you haven't tried and I have. You should just keep quiet if you can't honestly speak knowledgeably about the subject.

You enjoy baiting people. I get it. I hope you're enjoying yourself.[/quote]

[Pollyringworm]

Thank you. Have a nice day.