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Hi Everyone!

I'm excited to join you all. My MMS just arrived on Tuesday and I couldn't wait to try it out. I've been reading/researching for quite awhile but before taking it internally I used it in a 2 oz spray bottle (activated) and sprayed areas of my skin hourly to see if it would heal my unexplained/skin itching/rash. ***Yay it worked*** I have had this itching for approx 8 weeks and I was trying to avoid the doctor and prescription drugs. This situation had me awake at times at 2-3am itching until my legs would bleed. I researched everything from Hives, food allergies, bed bugs, scabies, shingles, even Mold. I had eliminated all but scabies or Mold. This was the biggest nightmare and as of tonight the itching has stopped and red bumps fading. Although the itching pain stopped I made sure to keep up on spraying if not hourly every couple hours for fear of it's return. Talk about a lifesaver and my boyfriend and I were losing sleep for the past two months so we are happy campers indeed!

Question: After this worked so well I decided to use the Tub Protocol you have listed on the JH.biz area and due to some open sores on my leg I did as instructed and only used 20 drops instead of the 30. I was wondering how many days you would recommend the tub baths? I couldn't find anything saying daily for a week or only 1x per week etc. I did the Tub Bath for approx 25 minutes. I felt okay no sickness etc. I only did this Tub protocol once last night .

I should mention that I have not chose to start the MMS orally yet I will try and start this weekend when I can do this hourly etc. Is it okay that I did the tub bath without ever using the MMS orally yet? I did much reading but still had a few questions.

Sorry this is my last question....My first MMS protocol was to try and eliminate an awful odor we inherited with our apartment 1 1/2 years ago when we moved in. I have tried everything and the smell will not go away. It's just hard to identify but it's like a musty smell when a place is closed up but we have aired it out and have a ceiling fan and it's just a 1 bed place. Natural citrus sprays, vinegar, baking soda will not work so I tried the MMS and unfortunately it did not work either. We are very clean people and do not use any chemicals we clean with a vapor steamer and natural inexpensive items. The protocol I found online was for 10 drops only and since I have the 50% citric acid I used 10 drops as well of it and placed in a glass saucer in the room with the windows closed and left for 3 hours. Landlord told us when we moved in she did NOT smell anything (lol) no way it's noticeable after going on 2 years now. I know they did clean the carpets but no clue if the walls or something else contain the lingering odor. Has anyone tried this MMS odor protocol and can you please advise if I should be doing it differently or do it more often? I feel trapped in that we cannot afford to move anytime soon and I do not think they will want to replace the carpet although it should have been done before we ever moved in. Hoping I can get rid of this smell since landlords are not always helpful. Not once agency around here would test for mold in the air either. They did replace our windows to double pane since many around here were old and leaking but this smell was here when we moved in last summer (June)

Thank you so much.

If this skin problem is already gone you bet I will share this little miracle with people. Your forum is much appreciated for those of us newbies still learning.

Interesting problem you have CT and it is similar to why motor cars lose their "new car" smell after spilling fluids or smoking inside the closed vehicle.

To expect the gaseous part of the ClO2 to 'detach' the smell from your apartment is expecting a bit much. You are only going to achieve success (in my opinion) if you either locate the likely sources of the smell and drench them with either chemical cleaners or a strong dose of ClO2 should the cause be bacterial by nature?

It's like expecting the burning of incense to make a difference. Only over a very long period of time will you see/smell a difference. Highly likely you have surface cleaning as well as fabric staining to deal with and it will take time.

Good hunting and good luck at getting rid of your "smell".

Thanks for responding Sky. What you said makes sense indeed. I had just read a post online about MMS doing wonders for household smells that are hard to get rid of but I know these things can take time especially if you cannot find the exact culprit.

If anyone can let me know an answer to the Tub Protocol that would be great. I was wondering how frequent it's safe to do the 20-30 tub baths?

And was it okay that I did the bath without ever starting the MMS orally yet?

Thanks in advance!

You can do the bath every day if you like.
as to the odor I would mix up more like 50 drops and use a fan to move the air around your apartment.and or set up several 10 activated drops in several rooms. It is possible that the odor is coming from central heating rather than apartment?
Aside from bath or orally you can use activated MMS with DMSO diluted with water in a spritzer bottle and spray your skin. DMSO will carry the MMS into the skin.
I feel there is a link between the odor and the skin issue. That breathing whatever the odor is is causing the outbreaks on skin.

Thanks so much ZoRay and Steve. I appreciate your suggestions and I'm so glad to be able to learn from you all. Thanks for all your time.

CTahoe