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mikey44
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After the storm...CLEANUP
Mon Aug 29 2005 05:40 PM

Hello everyone,

I am trying to find out information about killing mold. i have mold growing on my window from a rain storm that passed in FL and was looking for intersting ways to kill mold.I found a light bulb that is also an air purifier and wondering if anyone has heard about these. they are called ozonelite. i actually saw it this past weekend on cnn. i am looking for someone that knows about them or uses them. i saw the website, but want to know if anyone used them before.
thanks

(moved to a more appropriate Forum)

Edited by Ed Dunham (Mon Aug 29 2005 06:46 PM)

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After the storm...CLEANUP	mikey44	Mon Aug 29 2005 05:40 PM
Re: After the storm...CLEANUP	jill410	Mon Oct 31 2005 04:41 PM

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