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any one heard of/ used steri-fab for house washing???

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a family member was a property manager for a H.O.A. they put the complex out to bid. A contractor from Conn put in a proposal to use pressure was the buildings that are vinyl siding the contractor said he was going to use Steri-fab to kill the mold and mildew and was going to give a one year no re growth warranty . does any one have experience or ever heard of this?

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a family member was a property manager for a H.O.A. they put the complex out to bid. A contractor from Conn put in a proposal to use pressure was the buildings that are vinyl siding the contractor said he was going to use Steri-fab to kill the mold and mildew and was going to give a one year no re growth warranty . does any one have experience or ever heard of this?

I would start looking here:

STERIFAB HOME

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SECTION II: - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS/IDENTIFY INFORMATION

Hazardous Components (Specific Chemical Identity; Common Name(s)): ISOPROPANOL

OSHA PEL: STEL

ACGIH TLV: 500 PPM

OTHER LIMITS RECOMMENDED: STEL 500 PPM

% (OPTIONAL) 60.39

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I don't think of this product as an industrial grade product.

It is targeted towards consumer home applications and in small quantities.

The use of this product in conjunction with anything we normally use for housewashing would

Create huge gas release problems and chemical reactions.

Mold and algae typically does not regrow within a year if the siding is cleaned well enough.

go ahead and offer your own warranty if you like.

We tell our customers to look for maintenance washes every 2 years or more on the sides that need it the most.

Rod!~

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