Airborne Mold 
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Does anyone have suggestions on how to kill airborne mold in a residence? I don't know the origin of the mold because there is none to be seen anywhere, but the smell is everywhere, affects the occupant's eyes, throat, headache, and some dizziness.
The web site below states that h2o2 will kill mold but I presume that means if it is sprayed directly on the mold. It doesn't seem to help just spraying in the air.
Thanks for any ideas or suggested sites that may be forthcoming.http://www.h2o2-4u.com/levit.html
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- Re: Airborne Mold Blueduck
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MoreThis is a reply to # 348,293The first thing I would do is to purchase a mold test kit.
Actully.....the first thing I would do is move out, which may or may not be an option. If this is an option, be aware that mold will go with the move, in any fabric, including furniture.
Blueduck- Blueduck; thank you (eom) 66 medium
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MoreThis is a reply to # 348,298My 10 Year old daughter had a root canal done last Wednesday. She still walks around holding the side of her face and is evidently experiencing alot of jaw pain. I feel like it should have eased up some,but at the same time I am concerned. We have done everything we were suppose to do. Ice packs, warm salt water rinsinses, finished all the Antibiotics . I guess what I want to know is: Is this normal for the discomfort to hang around for awhile? Any responses would be appreciated.
- Blueduck; thank you (eom) 66 medium
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