Yes, THYMOL (thyme oil) is approved by the EPA to "easily kill" corona viruses.
Don't Let Your Air Ducts Make You Sick!
Yes, THYMOL (thyme oil) is approved by the EPA to "easily kill" corona viruses.
Don't Let Your Air Ducts Make You Sick!
Most affected are children, the elderly and anyone whose immune system is compromised (such as while taking antibiotics). Mold remediation requires specialized training and equipment to ensure the safety and health of both workers and occupants (including pets).
Dirty intake duct
where moisture is being pulled out of the air. All mold needs is 60% humidity and above to grow and thrive. Even if the humidity is less than 60% in your house, it's always over that in the air handler when the air conditioner is running.
in five to seven years under ordinary circumstances. Although the dead mold shown in the picture is black, the live mold inside is usually green, white, red or orange. The mold that lives inside needs darkness, and is killed by light.
will show contaminants in eleven to twelve years, by which time someone in the house is probably already sick. This occurs sooner if the house has been unoccupied with the air conditioner not running.
Live mold spores release dangerous mycotoxins when disturbed, so we fog to kill them before we clean the vents. A ULV (ultra-low-volume) fogger must be used to ensure that the liquid reaches every part of the duct system.
(Thymol) is harmless to people and pets, and yet it kills every known contaminate for which it has been tested (including the corona viruses). Unlike poisonous disinfectants, this product will continue to kill substances that enter the system until it is completely neutralized.
all supply and return vents with a commercial grade HEPA filtered vacuum cleaner to remove contamination without spreading it throughout the building.
are the leading cause of house fires in America. Many new houses vent the dryer through the roof, and dryers were simply not designed to push out the lint that far.
After running a brush up to the roof, this is what drops down behind a dryer. We then vacuum up the mess and attach a blower to blow out any excess lint onto the roof.
This is what blew out on the roof of a recent job. If your filter warning light is on, and you have cleaned it, maybe the duct to the roof is full of lint that can back into the dryer and catch on fire.
No. Most residential ducts in this part of Florida are like yours, and can easily be damaged by spinning brushes and powerful negative air machines. Any loose dust and debris blows out every time your system comes on, so there is nothing to "clean". Sanitizing is what is needed to remediate the health risk.
No. The product that we use to fog the entire duct system is the essential oil of the thyme herb and it's use does not require any precautions. It is the only natural disinfectant ever approved for use in HVAC systems by the EPA, and no PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) is required by OSHA.
No. Our duct fogging addresses the entire system and inhibits regrowth for more than a year, so a UV light would be redundant, and not necessary. Light does kill mold and some other contaminants, but only where it shines.
Yes. After we sanitize a duct system, we receive feedback from our customers:
Our normal charge within fifty miles of Spring Hill, Florida is $200 per system, and $100 for each service thereafter if within 2 years of the last service. We do not "up-sell"! If additional service is furnished, it is done at no extra cost.
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