Hello all, It has been proposed that we use Conrobium to clean up a small corner of mould found on a wall in a historic building. This obviously won't address the "why" behind the mould but I'm wondering if anyone has used this product before or has done any research into it. The company website says it is made from "sodium carbonate and 2 other ingredients in solution that combine to form a tri-salt polymer". MSDS lists sodium carbonate and trisodium phosphate. It says that this solution can be used to clean, disinfect and encapsulate the fungistat to prevent further mould growth.
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