"hopefully this helped". No, it didn't. What would have helped is if you would have provided a product name, ingredients, link or something. You guys really need help with your marketing.
That's some bullishit, I just grabbed some Pine boards from my shed. The bottom of the stack had developed some black mold. I used a solution of bleach and water on some. Straight vinegar on some. Then I used a planer to remove a thin surface layer. Followed by some sanding. All in all I took the boards down from 1.5 inches thick to 1.23 inches thick. Removing over a quarter of an inch. There's no mold left on the wood. Yet you can still see the discoloration of the boards. Where the mold was its heaviest. There's no way you're spraying a chemical on the surface and just washing the mold away. That isn't how mold grows.
@JeryWilliams..GET "SOME WET AND FORGET" IT COMES FOR SHOWERS..AND FOR MOLD..GET WET AND FORGET FOR MOLD. SPRAY...TO WET IT DOWN..AND FORGET IT. GONE!!!!
This was also my experience. The RMR actually worked very well on green algae that I had on some deck rails but so too did about 20 cents worth of Bleach.
If you have a leaky roof and you know there is black mold somewhere in the ceiling where there is no crawlspace, what would you suggest doing other than tearing up the ceiling? Like can you put gallons of straight white vinegar on the roof where you believe it is leaking to saturate the ceiling wood where the flow of the water has caused damage. Would the white vinegar help stop some of that black mold or should you take a different route? There are people who have these issues so that is why I am asking
@@utubestalker.dotcom All vinegars contain mold and yeast spores. Bake bread with any vinegar and it won't taste like baking soda and it will rise just as well as Brewer's yeast.
Funnily enough despite how old this video is i in 2024 have still found this useful, much like many others seeking a simple and effective solution to a simple and common problem, my only concern is… Do you ship to the uk?
RMR did not work as advertised on T&G 1x6 pine that I had. It worked ok but not even close to what the advertisements demonstrate. I purchased Chlorine Bleach for about $1.50 and mixed some with detergent and water and got similar, if not better, results. Your mileage may vary.
@stephen benotti I'm trying to remove mold from the same material. On the valted ceiling of a cabin in the tallest part. Has humidity issues. It's being a sob
Did you just aerosolized mold spores without a negative pressure exposure??? The best way to get rid of mold/ fungi is to get rid of the material. If using for something that can't be removed, use these steps! First, use hepa vacuum. This will suck the spores away. Then use a damp wipe (antimicrobial; benefect). After the wood has dried, use an abrasive method to get rid of the stain (wire brush or sanding). Do all steps under a negative pressure environment to prevent the spores from contaminating other areas!
I see your product says it can be used on concrete, want to put it on my block foundation in areas. Any studies that see if it harms the concrete over time after using it? I am impressed with this product but don't want to use it on the foundation if it could cause erosion.
Hello; I have a mid century chest that is lined with cedar. I emptied all of the cedar chips from the bottom of the chest to find mold on the bottom layer. How can I fix that? I want to be able to use this chest for blanket and such.
Super wow. I was not expecting to be that satisfied with how fast it worked. Question: does it NEED to be wiped down if applying in a moldy space in say an attic, or can you do one or more applications and install over it?
I bet the active ingredient is Vinegar. When vinegar gets into the mold, it travels through the mold "veins" that get into the wood. Allows you to poison all the mold and not just what's on the surface.
Can you spray this stuff say up in a roof like somehow make like a bomb kind of thing that just let out a whole bunch of mist of this stuff all through a roof do you reckon or kill all the mould in that roof
I have this nasty black mold everywhere. My yard is full of it on rainy season. and it also grows all over the house and I need to keep wiping it off. I also have rotten under sink cabinet. The sink is getting moist. It is very cheap and ugly. The wood under and the concrete is moldy. I can't fix it coz it cost lots of money to replace the entire thing. I am still thinking if I can pour bleech all over it. Actually pouring lots of bleech is also pricey. It also keeps coming back. I hate that this entire house is moldy. I mean you can say I need to air it out. Because even outside is the same and it is not congested. It just happens everywhere even if it is outside and not close. My doors gets it too.
Where do you live? Also, is your house lower than others? We live in a very small valley near a creek and our House is one of the lowest in the neighborhood. I checked all over the neighborhood with a hygrometer and the humidity around our house is dramatically higher than most of the rest of the neighborhood. I'm convinced that is the main problem.
Hi I have a garden window and a lot of condensation and water damage on the window sill. It has very dark spots on the wood. Would this product kill the mold?
At beginning of video they indicated they used an Antimicrobial product. I won't ask what product was used because they don't respond, so I just did a search on Antimicrobial product for mold. Good luck everyone. This TH-camr had posted an email but when I clicked on it now no longer available.
Can this safely be used on cedar planters for organic vegetables? My large cedar planters got a little moldy after they were wrapped too tightly in tarps for the winter. (The person whose wrapped them didn't understand when I said they needed to just be covered and tented to the allow adequate air flow.) I hate to throw them out but I'm worried about mold contamination with my vegetables. Will vinegar work? That and maybe sunshine? Any suggestions?
Hello :) Try a very strong concentrate of vinegar first ,this should work fine. We have another product that is natural that will also do a great job ,stronger then vinegar . Email support@twinhomeexperts.com if you would like more info and place a order .
Hi. I just read your question and the twins’ response to it. On that note i will just mention that there is available double-vinegar. They told you to use a strong vinegar, so i don’t know if you know that double-vinegar exists. Thought I’d mention it. Its not expensive
I think I may use your product! & I will Never use bleach again!!! Bleach and wood NO! NO! NO! Mold has roots and bleach can't get down there to the roots only on the top surface where the mold is killed, then the mold goes deeper into the wood and eats the wood but also the bleach is inside the spores. Then when the mold, blooms again it's loaded up with bleach, and all the other thousands of chemicals that are in all your furniture, carpet, paint, etc.... all where the mold lands it eats those things and suddenly becomes a spreading nightmare! Then you breathe it in with every single breath that you inhale! I will definitely be doing some more research on your product! Only because I have to be extra careful because I am chemically sensitive. I will have to wait longer than most people until the off-gassing completely stops. Maybe a lot longer! My sense of smell is hyper-aware all because I was pummeled by mold several times and each time my sensitivity grows stronger. I have been advised by my doctor to avoid mold completely. If I smell it run! I am excited to learn about your product! My only fear is that I need to use it indoors on built-in structures. So the off-gassing is a significant concern. I really hope that this could work for me. I am willing to stay somewhere else for a few weeks but past that I would need to go back home. Any pointers or advice are welcome! moldblogger.com/3-reasons-why-you-should-never-use-bleach-to-clean-mold/
@@TwinHomeExperts why did you reply perfect to someone who said they used diluted clorox to kill mold? bleach only bleaches the stain it doesn't kill the mold.
yes. Hydrogen Peroxide kills mold. it penetrates while bleach does not. I buy 35% good grade hydrogen peroxide and dilute it to about 15% for mold. I use about 5-6% for basic household cleaning. Mold is very resilient. I've saturated mold several times with the super strong hydrogen peroxide and it will still react the next day. By far the best course of action is to remove the contaminated material if at all possible.
Hi Tami We had to be trained and certified to use this product/ protocol. Check out RMR mold removal . This is a product that is sold to the consumer.This will remove stains and eradicate mold. Hopefully this helped you !
I need remove all the subfloor on 1600 SQF in the house I bought , was soak the carpet with water the last owner forclosure and opened all the faucet :( now I believe is mold on the beams , where I can buy the product ?
The best for this would be the use of RMR .www.rmrmoldproducts.com/products/rmr-86-2-5-gallon-mold-stain-remover?keyword=%2Bmold%20%2Bremoval&gclid=CLaq6Mu0idICFQGnaQodSNoHgA
Are you using the Prevasive SuperMax BHP product? If not, why not mention the product and become a distributor or get paid by whatever company is manufacturing this product?
Hi, it was great. Can u tell the raw material/ spray name used to remove fungus. I have old teak wood table.., legs have black particles and fungus due to water
We may be able to ship our product to you. I will check for you and costs. email support@twinhomeexperts.com if you're interested. cheers to YOU & beautiful NZ!
I’m not an expert but doesn’t botanical mean derived or relating to plants? Considering mold is neither of those things, perhaps a better name like concentrated bleach would be more appropriate, and just as effective. But more power to you for following your dreams guys!
We just did a video “bleach VS twin rapids mold removal” . Bleach didn’t have a chance my friend! You can see here where we wanted our product to remove a stain better then bleach: vm.tiktok.com/ZMd33BvXH/. So we try to be very transparent and honest. Cheers!
Thank for the great content and transparency you consistently provide. So far, no acknowledgement from Tyler Tatum… can you say “Crickets Crickets” 🦗🦗 😂 Thanks again for sharing… Very helpful 👍🏼 Mena
So stupid how this advertised it. Ppl are asking what product is that??? This is not how you advertise… we should know the name of the product in your video. What’s the point of doing video if you don’t want to mention the name..
"hopefully this helped". No, it didn't. What would have helped is if you would have provided a product name, ingredients, link or something. You guys really need help with your marketing.
Same
Oxalic acid will work.
@@russelllopez4171barkeeper's friend has oxalic acid. I'll give that a try, thanks!
What is that @@russelllopez4171
Same lol
what is your product called?
That's some bullishit, I just grabbed some Pine boards from my shed. The bottom of the stack had developed some black mold. I used a solution of bleach and water on some. Straight vinegar on some. Then I used a planer to remove a thin surface layer. Followed by some sanding. All in all I took the boards down from 1.5 inches thick to 1.23 inches thick. Removing over a quarter of an inch. There's no mold left on the wood. Yet you can still see the discoloration of the boards. Where the mold was its heaviest.
There's no way you're spraying a chemical on the surface and just washing the mold away. That isn't how mold grows.
@JeryWilliams..GET "SOME WET AND FORGET" IT COMES FOR SHOWERS..AND FOR MOLD..GET WET AND FORGET FOR MOLD.
SPRAY...TO WET IT DOWN..AND FORGET IT.
GONE!!!!
what works best? bleach or vinegar?
This was also my experience. The RMR actually worked very well on green algae that I had on some deck rails but so too did about 20 cents worth of Bleach.
If you have a leaky roof and you know there is black mold somewhere in the ceiling where there is no crawlspace, what would you suggest doing other than tearing up the ceiling? Like can you put gallons of straight white vinegar on the roof where you believe it is leaking to saturate the ceiling wood where the flow of the water has caused damage. Would the white vinegar help stop some of that black mold or should you take a different route? There are people who have these issues so that is why I am asking
@@utubestalker.dotcom All vinegars contain mold and yeast spores. Bake bread with any vinegar and it won't taste like baking soda and it will rise just as well as Brewer's yeast.
Funnily enough despite how old this video is i in 2024 have still found this useful, much like many others seeking a simple and effective solution to a simple and common problem, my only concern is…
Do you ship to the uk?
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RMR did not work as advertised on T&G 1x6 pine that I had. It worked ok but not even close to what the advertisements demonstrate. I purchased Chlorine Bleach for about $1.50 and mixed some with detergent and water and got similar, if not better, results. Your mileage may vary.
Thank you for sharing!!!
Just get heavy duty HOT sodium hypochlorite (bleach) 12.5% from your local pool shop mix it with a little surfactant and away it goes
@stephen benotti I'm trying to remove mold from the same material. On the valted ceiling of a cabin in the tallest part. Has humidity issues. It's being a sob
Borax works wonders.
Thanks men !
What is the product you're using and where can I find it?
than🤔k you for telling us the product you used!
Did you just aerosolized mold spores without a negative pressure exposure??? The best way to get rid of mold/ fungi is to get rid of the material. If using for something that can't be removed, use these steps! First, use hepa vacuum. This will suck the spores away. Then use a damp wipe (antimicrobial; benefect). After the wood has dried, use an abrasive method to get rid of the stain (wire brush or sanding). Do all steps under a negative pressure environment to prevent the spores from contaminating other areas!
Gee that first vacuum bit makes sense. Never thought of that. Thank you
Can this be used on unfinished ash wood?
What is the name of the product?
Use Zep mold and mildew remover. It's like the bleach we used to buy back in the 80's.
I see your product says it can be used on concrete, want to put it on my block foundation in areas. Any studies that see if it harms the concrete over time after using it? I am impressed with this product but don't want to use it on the foundation if it could cause erosion.
last time I checked RMR86 is 8% bleach. Store bought Chlorox is around 5-7% bleach
Will thus work on rough sawn lumber with no finish on it
the wood has a protective finish on it already...you could have just wipe it off....
No. The mould gets deep into the wood
Not mine
Ah, the all-elusive “this product”
Hello; I have a mid century chest that is lined with cedar. I emptied all of the cedar chips from the bottom of the chest to find mold on the bottom layer. How can I fix that? I want to be able to use this chest for blanket and such.
Super wow. I was not expecting to be that satisfied with how fast it worked. Question: does it NEED to be wiped down if applying in a moldy space in say an attic, or can you do one or more applications and install over it?
I bet the active ingredient is Vinegar. When vinegar gets into the mold, it travels through the mold "veins" that get into the wood. Allows you to poison all the mold and not just what's on the surface.
would you use Vinegar on a old kitchen table that have mold on it?
@@trueletterson4545 -- Yes, mixed with water to around 25-30% white vinegar.
Vinegar has mold and yeast spores inside it.
@@CharlotteFairchild What you are talking about is the “mother”. It’s a specific species of bacteria that feeds on Alcohol to produce acetic acid.
Have you heard of top athlete Stu Mittleman? He won’t use vinegar. Race horses won’t use vinegar either.
What’s the product? Where can you buy it?
Can you spray this stuff say up in a roof like somehow make like a bomb kind of thing that just let out a whole bunch of mist of this stuff all through a roof do you reckon or kill all the mould in that roof
Wouldn’t that be great! Mines in thee roof. Never heard of that though. In all the mould videos I watched.
you can using a fogger. Its called fogging treatment
SOLD, my jaw just dropped!
Hi can I use this on a wood floor?
Wood in video clearly has surface mold.......easy to remove........no special products needed.
How do I get that anti microbial you used?
Where can I buy? What's the name of the product?
What's the product name?
I have this nasty black mold everywhere. My yard is full of it on rainy season. and it also grows all over the house and I need to keep wiping it off. I also have rotten under sink cabinet. The sink is getting moist. It is very cheap and ugly. The wood under and the concrete is moldy. I can't fix it coz it cost lots of money to replace the entire thing. I am still thinking if I can pour bleech all over it. Actually pouring lots of bleech is also pricey. It also keeps coming back. I hate that this entire house is moldy. I mean you can say I need to air it out. Because even outside is the same and it is not congested. It just happens everywhere even if it is outside and not close. My doors gets it too.
Where do you live?
Also, is your house lower than others? We live in a very small valley near a creek and our House is one of the lowest in the neighborhood. I checked all over the neighborhood with a hygrometer and the humidity around our house is dramatically higher than most of the rest of the neighborhood. I'm convinced that is the main problem.
Hi I have a garden window and a lot of condensation and water damage on the window sill. It has very dark spots on the wood. Would this product kill the mold?
What product is that that you used to get the mold off?
Hello Keving,Its our amazing Antimicrobial solution,exclusive to us that we created for our mold Certified Experts here at The Twin Home Experts.
The Twin Home Experts Hey The Twin Home Experts, Subscribe to my channel and watch my videos...
Kevin Magee it's RMR 86 mold remover
The Twin Home Experts where do you buy the product and does it work on bed frame?
@@TwinHomeExperts What's the point of this video if its exclusive to you?
Same. You never mention the product name or how to get hold of it.
What did you use dopey?
What’s the product name?
What’s it called. How do you get it
What’s the product?
Where can I buy this?
what is the product?
Hi, where can I purchase this?
Wher can I get some of that spray
Is it good for parquet? thanks
This video was posted 6y ago. I went to their website and every product they sell is out of stock.
Same here! 🤔
Mustn’t work
What is this product ?
Does the rmr86 get rid of the mold? It says it’s a stain remover
It does.
Can we buy this in Australia?
At beginning of video they indicated they used an Antimicrobial product. I won't ask what product was used because they don't respond, so I just did a search on Antimicrobial product for mold. Good luck everyone. This TH-camr had posted an email but when I clicked on it now no longer available.
is possible to stop white fungus on wood using varnish or polish
Yes, as long as the wood is completely dry.
What is the name of the product?
What do I use for painted wood that has black mold coming through?
That's what I want to know too.
A jigsaw ... put in new boards, not worth the risk until you figure out where the moisture problem is.
What product did you use .anyone?
What is the name of it. ? Where do I purchase in Sri Lanka
Where can i buy the peoduct
What it is the name of the product
What's it called
What Solution was used?
Where can I buy this please ?
Where can I buy this
Is it available outside the US?
Is this good for osb plywood?
I met a nurse who said you can kill Fungus with essential oils...
I bought aspirin after that.
Every year aspirin kills 100 and more people. Aspirin might help your headache. An apple a day keeps the doctor away may have been a smarter choice.
Can this safely be used on cedar planters for organic vegetables?
My large cedar planters got a little moldy after they were wrapped too tightly in tarps for the winter. (The person whose wrapped them didn't understand when I said they needed to just be covered and tented to the allow adequate air flow.) I hate to throw them out but I'm worried about mold contamination with my vegetables.
Will vinegar work? That and maybe sunshine?
Any suggestions?
Hello :)
Try a very strong concentrate of vinegar first ,this should work fine. We have another product that is natural that will also do a great job ,stronger then vinegar . Email support@twinhomeexperts.com if you would like more info and place a order .
Hi. I just read your question and the twins’ response to it. On that note i will just mention that there is available double-vinegar. They told you to use a strong vinegar, so i don’t know if you know that double-vinegar exists. Thought I’d mention it. Its not expensive
Will you guys be getting anymore in stock?
Yes. Coming fully stocked and NEVER rubbing out by April 15th.
I use diluted Clorox water. It works.
Perfect !
I know this for a fact! I have suffered greatly and seen others do so too.
moldblogger.com/3-reasons-why-you-should-never-use-bleach-to-clean-mold/
I think I may use your product! & I will Never use bleach again!!!
Bleach and wood NO! NO! NO! Mold has roots and bleach can't get down there to the roots only on the top surface where the mold is killed, then the mold goes deeper into the wood and eats the wood but also the bleach is inside the spores.
Then when the mold, blooms again it's loaded up with bleach, and all the other thousands of chemicals that are in all your furniture, carpet, paint, etc.... all where the mold lands it eats those things and suddenly becomes a spreading nightmare! Then you breathe it in with every single breath that you inhale!
I will definitely be doing some more research on your product! Only because I have to be extra careful because I am chemically sensitive.
I will have to wait longer than most people until the off-gassing completely stops. Maybe a lot longer! My sense of smell is hyper-aware all because I was pummeled by mold several times and each time my sensitivity grows stronger. I have been advised by my doctor to avoid mold completely. If I smell it run!
I am excited to learn about your product! My only fear is that I need to use it indoors on built-in structures. So the off-gassing is a significant concern. I really hope that this could work for me. I am willing to stay somewhere else for a few weeks but past that I would need to go back home. Any pointers or advice are welcome!
moldblogger.com/3-reasons-why-you-should-never-use-bleach-to-clean-mold/
@@TwinHomeExperts why did you reply perfect to someone who said they used diluted clorox to kill mold? bleach only bleaches the stain it doesn't kill the mold.
@@carriefurr1 That correct. Bleach is NOT a mold killer.
Will spraying wood with 90% rubbing alcohol work?
Yes
Soak it properly
Can it be used on a Sauna?
I came here for my carrom board😂
What is the product? Where can I purchase it?
There websight under description
Can this save my wood flooring?
What is the name of the product you used?
Its combat. support@twinhomeexperts.com if you want the product .
We can use hydrogen peroxide or veniger
Hydrogen peroxide will not kill the fungi. Only bleach it. Better off soaking it in ethanol or chlorite solution
@@hornetIIkite3 Yup. Exactly.
yes. Hydrogen Peroxide kills mold. it penetrates while bleach does not. I buy 35% good grade hydrogen peroxide and dilute it to about 15% for mold. I use about 5-6% for basic household cleaning. Mold is very resilient. I've saturated mold several times with the super strong hydrogen peroxide and it will still react the next day. By far the best course of action is to remove the contaminated material if at all possible.
@coppulor6500 Would the hydrogen peroxide work on bare wood? I have mold on the skirting board in my bathroom.
What is the product
+william fuch
Its our GM6...great stuff !
+The Twin Home Experts - LA & Surrounding Area
Where can I buy GM6? I cannot find it on the internet.
Hi Tami
We had to be trained and certified to use this product/ protocol.
Check out RMR mold removal . This is a product that is sold to the consumer.This will remove stains and eradicate mold.
Hopefully this helped you !
You didn't give the name of the product.
What product do you use?
We use our own product called “ rapid mold removal” it’s on a bio page to order. Thank you for watching.
I tried this and the mold got bigger
In your video, you dont give no names or how to buy the product???????
I need remove all the subfloor on 1600 SQF in the house I bought , was soak the carpet with water the last owner forclosure and opened all the faucet :( now I believe is mold on the beams , where I can buy the product ?
The best for this would be the use of RMR .www.rmrmoldproducts.com/products/rmr-86-2-5-gallon-mold-stain-remover?keyword=%2Bmold%20%2Bremoval&gclid=CLaq6Mu0idICFQGnaQodSNoHgA
EM1 will kill mold
They don't tell us what the solution is!!!
borax is the solution
The websight has the ingredients
Ha!
Simular to rmr-86
Scrubbing bubbles 😮
where do you get this from
Are you using the Prevasive SuperMax BHP product? If not, why not mention the product and become a distributor or get paid by whatever company is manufacturing this product?
Have you ever tried Concrobium Duo Blast?
Great product too. the only issue at time it doesn't soak deep into the cellulose structure of wood.
And the product is….?
Bleach just takes color out of mold. Unless this different than bleach, such as CDS? What are the ingredients?
This is hydrogen peroxide.
Just us vinegar.
What is the product you used?
Were using combat. it is a local manufacture that makes it for us. It works amazing!
Why are videos by mould professionals always so lacking? They always leave out vital information and it’s just bad marketing.
Hi, it was great. Can u tell the raw material/ spray name used to remove fungus. I have old teak wood table.., legs have black particles and fungus due to water
Hello Nag, you can buy this product on our profile page. Or go to Shop@twinhomeexperts.com
Yeah...veeery helpfull.
Was that sarcasm? Lol
Where can I get this in New Zealand?
We may be able to ship our product to you. I will check for you and costs.
email support@twinhomeexperts.com if you're interested.
cheers to YOU & beautiful NZ!
Do you ship to canada?
Great video Twins !!!!
Thank you, Missy!
Did they even mention what the product is called?
Hello by accident I spray on my table which is natural wood disinfectant spry it looks dark brown now, can you tell me how to remove it plz
Your product ? lol What is the name of your product??
I’m not an expert but doesn’t botanical mean derived or relating to plants? Considering mold is neither of those things, perhaps a better name like concentrated bleach would be more appropriate, and just as effective. But more power to you for following your dreams guys!
We just did a video “bleach VS twin rapids mold removal” . Bleach didn’t have a chance my friend!
You can see here where we wanted our product to remove a stain better then bleach: vm.tiktok.com/ZMd33BvXH/. So we try to be very transparent and honest. Cheers!
Thank for the great content and transparency you consistently provide.
So far, no acknowledgement from Tyler Tatum… can you say “Crickets Crickets” 🦗🦗
😂
Thanks again for sharing… Very helpful 👍🏼
Mena
I will say bleach is a surface disinfectant only, it does not penetrate
where can I buy the product
Whats the application for ,so we can better assist you ? email: support@twinhomeexperts.com
Thank you !
The Twin Home Experts my kitchen door frame has grown mold on it. Where can I purchase? . It’s just the top of the door Frame not the whole frame
So stupid how this advertised it. Ppl are asking what product is that??? This is not how you advertise… we should know the name of the product in your video. What’s the point of doing video if you don’t want to mention the name..
👌👌👌👍👍👍
Garbage - waste
Poor response to so many questions. Done with this channel.....
If you want to make your own woodworking yourself just look for woodprix website. There is all you need to make it :)