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MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
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Warnings from a beginner: CLO2 gas 06 Aug 2017 06:03 #56147

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I'm a beginner at this.
I hope posting about my mistakes will help other beginners avoid similar.

Today, first time, used activated MMS for household cleaning -- to remove mold spots on a shower curtain.
Followed the recipe for fabric cleaning.
Worked very well; much better than bleach.

BUT . . .


1) I mixed Sodium Chlorite solution with acid outside, on my balcony.
Then waited on the balcony for 3 minutes while MMS activated, before adding water.
Balcony is enclosed on three sides and open on only one side.
Today, no wind.
MISTAKE: I breathed too much of the CLO2 while it was activating.
Now my chest hurts.

Lesson learned: Next time I will either cover the MMS during activation time, or use the syringe method for mixing/activating.


2) After soaking in activated MMS for an hour, my maid scrubbed the few mold spots remaining.
I insisted she put on safety glasses, but I didn't think about her skin.
Within a few minutes she complained of itchy hands and wrists.
MISTAKE: I neglected to give her rubber gloves.

Lesson learned: An ample amount of hand lotion relieved the itching, but far better to have used rubber gloves to prevent the problem in the first place.


I hope others here will post any warnings from their own experience.
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Warnings from a beginner: CLO2 gas 06 Aug 2017 08:28 #56148

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Try using CDS on those moldy areas. I use a spray bottle and keep it inside a larger closed bottle in a fridge when not needed. You will still have the CLO2 gas problem, but no skin contact irritation, even full strength. Let us know if you try this idea.
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