Concrobium Fogger Instructional Video

[@secordpd]

I used the spray on a soft sided suitcase. I sprayed enough to wet it and let it sit for several hours. Then I rinsed off with a rag and warm water. Dried it outside and the mold/mildew has not come back. I don't know about the fogger but the spray works awesome.

[@yellowspike3344]

Bought a house built in 73 and the bathroom vent goes into the attic which caused mold growth. I fixed that by venting it outside. Going to use this for mold and hopefully it solves it.

[@edits6549]

I have the same issue, I can’t believe they vented it to the attic. I finally removed all the insulation and I’m going to pickup the fogger now

[@the_uggh]

That narrator is amazing

[@amg9163]

They hired him from those 1960s films we saw in school. 😉

[@spldrong]

For...... .... .... One quarter of the time

[@darktoadone5068]

My crawl space is 2,000 square feet but it's kind of low. Only three feet from the ground, will this still work in a space like this?

[@amg9163]

I have a low crawl space as well. Wondering how this turned out for you if you went this route?

[@darlenebowers5207]

Can I use this in my vent AC?????

[@dragonlips2005]

Still no answer?! I think quite a few people would l ike to know the answer to this one.

[@darlenebowers5207]

Can i use in the attic???still waiting on answer.

[@Flighter-hy8hx]

I used it in my central AC behind the filter. Worked for me

[@colecole3352]

Yes. But you want to clean the ducts and vents first. To do it right.

[@PhilipJensen22]

@@colecole3352 wouldnt you want to clean it after? i would assume you clean and vacuum the dead mold spores after u fog

[@darlenebowers5207]

I brought the machines an used it however;I planned to send the mold test to a lab to make sure, the mold spores and mold is dead.

[@johnfal1849]

Did it work?

[@JCNOAOU]

Did it work?

[@joecorcoran6050]

@@johnfal1849 yes this stuff works.

[@joecorcoran6050]

@@JCNOAOU this shit kills mold for sure. Test results negative

[@meena1294]

Did it work????

[@manp1039]

how can you spray it into wall cavities?

[@conmigocarolinadenorte5558]

I used hydrogen peroxide and white distilled vinegar to clean my wood like new! I sprayed this on after the cleaning. I went back in three days, mold was growing on top of this stuff! I took what was left back to Lowes for my money back. Better to spray white vinegar to slow it down from coming back. The distilled vinegar will lower the PH for mold growth!

[@mainpick8940]

It could just be the white residue from over application and dead mold

[@czroberts3806]

Wonderful product, I used it & mold & mildew died & never came back ~ Sorry to hear this didn’t work out for you ~

[@Tyler-rp4gu]

Some molds feed on vinegar

[@RedHotSynth]

question, one of your videos says 1 gal is for 1500SqFt, but this video says 1gal for 2800 sq ft

[@stevenleduc8007]

RedHotSynth I'm running into the same problem.

[@gardensofthegods]

The problem my brother is having is that supposedly the fogger for concrobium even though he has the product ... the fogger looks like it's something like $330 which is insane... he really can't afford that ....can anybody PLEASE tell me if they know if we could just RENT a FOGGER somewhere and if it would be COMPATIBLE with the product ? I don't all I know is my brother has the concrobium but not the fogger... I can't even think straight from dealing with his health issues and everything else he's going through right now ( and this after 17 years of taking care of our mother with Alzheimer's ...about 10 days after she dies he finds out he's got vitamin B6 toxicity and PLUS mold in the house.. he keeps thinking he's going to have to sell the house and or put out 10 to $15,000 to get rid of the problem and he's getting suicidal.. I live 1500 miles away from him ...I have done MY BEST to HELP him and I am EXHAUSTED... does anyone know if ANY kind of FOGGER at all will work with that concrobium or does it have to be THEIR EXPENSIVE one.. I can't even understand why a fogger would cost that much... this is insanity .

[@jackhickman4668]

@@gardensofthegods check home Depot

[@newzcutter]

You can rent a fogger at Home Depot. I think minimum is 4 hour rental or you can rent it for the day.

[@katielin3593]

@@gardensofthegods were you able to rent one and did it help?

[@Truesoda]

Hi Concrobium Experts. Who manufacturers the fogger?

[@colecole3352]

There are a few different ones.This one I believe is Chetech which is one of the best. Been around 30 years. But they all look the same.

[@hbreen3157]

where can you buy this

[@israels6189]

Home Depot (online). Some stores rent it.

[@SarasotaFl]

It save my home TY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@louchatman883]

Thank for sharing

[@juarez357946]

Vende em qual País, exporta?

[@Bananenbennie]

I'm from the Netherlands (Europe), where can I buy this stuff?

[@polomandy9351]

order from amazon

[@VeritasAmantesVocat]

If you have a room which is 15'x12', that is 15x8x2+12x8x2+15x12x2 = 720 sqft of surface area. I don't see where you get 1500.

[@Douken]

It’s volumetric, not planar. Multiply 15x12x8 = 1440, they rounded to 1500.

[@darlenebowers5207]

I used my machine for the first time and did the whole house however, do I need to treat it again. What about the attic? Can I leave it on longer because I need to prepare for insulation in attic and do sheetrock and insulation in my den. Help with your response.

[@brettkaiser4467]

pro tip: watch movies at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching loads of movies lately.

[@terrancegrady699]

@Brett Kaiser Yup, I've been watching on Flixzone for years myself :)

[@MrLegendaryXP]

Would be nice, the entire basement is full on mold and all I'm using is a spray bottle with vinegar mixed with baking soda

[@Father-ss]

Baking soda neutralizes the acidity in the vinegar so you’re basically spraying salty water which is nothing

[@fabianfraga4]

Does anyone know what the ingredients are?

[@sanjaybhatikar]

Fabian Fraga the active ingredient is sodium carbonate or soda ash, which is a soluble salt. They claim there are two other ingredients in the formulation that are not disclosed and result in the formation of a tri-salt polymer. Hope that helps!

[@natasha09179]

It smells like rosemary oil, which makes sense because rosemary oil is a powerful disinfectant.

[@darlenebowers5207]

What can i use for the attic?????

[@darlenebowers5207]

No answer

[@calviv1]

Can I use this to disinfect the home for covid?

[@JessikaRabbit10]

Yes

[@Brain_quench]

I had it and the concrobium did not make a difference. Antifungal =/= antiviral =/= antiseptic.

[@johnfal1849]

@@JessikaRabbit10 NO

[@johnfal1849]

@@Brain_quench Correct answer.

[@virtualgrace251]

You can't rent the fogger in Idaho anymore. Do we really have to pay $500-900???

[@maldell935]

Why not??

[@JT-un7dc]

I bought mine of eBay for 175bucks.

[@y2knoproblem]

I treated an apartment 4 times using the flogger. The mildew smell keeps coming back and the flogger makes puddles of concrobium all over the floor.

[@oldnotweak]

well you were supposed to use a fogger. flogging mildew wont do much

[@beeminty]

Use Sporicidin

[@manp1039]

in your case, I wonder if the source of the mold is inside wall cavities or in some venting system that is not easily accessed by the fog if sprayed in the open room? and that the mold coming back has to do with when turning on the vent (heating or airconditioning etc.. the mold sporbegin to grow again? Can you share more specifically where the mold was and where it is coming back?

[@davidhazen2394]

I want to answer everyone question here. Although I would not reccomend spryaing in the hvac duck with out consulationg the manufacture. You can use this anywere you want. I would test one area forst to see how sensative you are to the checmial. If you are senstaive hten you will need to wait for the smell to go away, 12-24 hours. If you have and attic do not spray on a hot day or the cheimcial will everorate. Do in the mornings. Also they say to sell of your attic vents and openings. The only issue i have here you needt o make sure the fogging mist moves though out the entrie area, so leave one vent open at the opposite of the fogger, put a little fan to flow mist though out the areas, Once you get entire area fogged, remove fan, then finish fogging the entrypoint where you were blowing the fog in and then seal up entire area for 12-24 hours

[@danielvanravenhorst6917]

Can I do this behind a shower wall

[@manp1039]

i would also like to know how to spray this into wall cavities. I wonder if there is a type that can be squirted through a straw, like wd 40. and if so, then by drilling a small hole for each wall cavity.. could squirt this substance in and then seal up the small hole?

[@brettemiller2]

Maybe I'm nuts, but 15ft x 8ft x 12 ft = 1500 CUBIC feet

[@aaronlehman1916]

Yeah he fucked up

[@pl2604]

Move should be removed, fogging is only good for prevention and the chemical residue can irritate and set people off afterward.

[@christopherpcreation]

This just agitates mold

[@victorvaquerano8994]

Let it star make mess in your house and buid a mildew, I don't think this is work on residential area, this is just propaganda business video.