Broad Spectrum Disinfectant Nok-Out for Mold & Mildew Abatement, Odor Associated with Mold & Mildew,
In Buildings, Basements, Attics and Other Rooms.

Broad Spectrum Disinfectant Nok-Out is a True Deodorant and Mildicide, non-toxic, non-staining, does not create harmful byproducts is non-carcinogenic (cannot cause cancer), non-mutagenic (organisms cannot mutate or become immune to destruction), is non-allergenic, and biodegradable.  This is a product that oxidatively eliminates organic and inorganic sources of odor pollution as well as destroying mold and mildew spores.  Nok-Out has a cumulative and residual long lasting affect. 

EPA registration: 71700-2

APPLICATION PROCEDURES:

(Note:  Nok-Out works by oxidation, and to be totally effective, it must get on the source of the problem.  The best course of action is to locate where moisture first began to cause contamination and begin treatment there..)  

Buildings that have suffered water damage, particularly where there is visible evidence of mold and mildew, is dangerous to the health and well-being of individuals who live or work there.  Even before visible evidence is present, musty smelling air is our first clue that mold and mildew in present in the environment.  This is the perfect time to begin treating and decontaminating your living space with Nok-Out! 

Always be aware that mold abatement must be treated with caution, NOT because Nok-Out is unsafe, but because mold spores may be in the air, and this could trigger allergy reactions.

• Clean up should begin after the moisture source is identified, and excess water has been completely removed.
• Discard porous materials (ceiling tiles, sheet rock, carpeting and wood products.
• Bag and discard moldy items (with household trash in a separate and sealed bag)
• Dry affected areas up to 3 days.
• Spores are more easily released when moldy materials dry out, hence it is advisable to remove moldy items as soon as possible.
• Remove as much visible mold as possible by wiping with a cloth dampened with Nok-Out.  A wet-dry vacuum cleaner is helpful for this task, if the site is large.  Do not brush dry mold, as it will spread in the air.
• Clean air ducts by spraying with Nok-Out using a fogging system to reach far into the ducts. Spray into all vents as far as possible.
• Spray Nok-Out onto filters.  Run the fan constantly, not on an automatic setting, for up to 24 hours to circulate Nok-Out throughout the building or home.

How can I prevent indoor mold problems at home?

1. Inspect your home regularly for indications of indoor moisture and evidence of mold growth.
2. Stop the source of the moisture, if one is found.  Immediately spray the site with Nok-Out.
3. When a leak is determined, remove excess water with mops or a wet vacuum.
4. Move wet items to a dry and well ventilated area or outside to expedite drying.  Pull up areas of wet carpet as soon as possible.  If these items are salvageable, spray them with Nok-Out both before and after the drying process.  Dry thoroughly after Nok-Out has been used.
5. Use portable fans to increase air circulation.  Do NOT use the central blower if flooding has occurred in any of the ducts.  Do NOT use fans if mold may have already started to grow...more than 48 hours since flooding.
6. Do NOT turn up the heat or use heaters in confined areas, as higher temperatures increase the rate of mold growth.
7. If water has soaked inside the walls, it may be necessary to expose wall cavities, remove baseboards, and/or wall paneling. At this point, Nok-Out should be sprayed thoroughly throughout the contaminated space.  Dry quickly and thoroughly before proceeding with renovations.
8. Spray Nok-Out on a regular basis in areas where moisture is often present (bathrooms, laundry rooms, etc.).