Will this work in the deep south of Texas where everything gets Moldy quick if not in the fridge?
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I live in FL where it is very humid and it works fine. Just make sure you rinse well and use Grapeseed Extract to prevent mold.
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I would contact the company with that question. I have used it in California and Montana.
226471
It probably would but might also make your food taste like cedar. Better to clean the pantry thoroughly and put susceptible food in plastic airtight bins/tins or move food to the freezer.
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I wouldn't rely on anything to control mold as mold can kill you. I would ensure the area is very dry to control mold. this device would run after dryness is ensured to mitigate slight airborne potential residual.
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I've been running it the past 3 months and for the first time I don't have black mold on the floor finished basement floor. It probably works by constantly moving air through the basement so it doesn't have as good of a chance at leading to mold and the musty smell. It uses only up to 60 watts so its very efficient. It dehumidifies because when you exhaust the moist basement stale air it has to be replaced by the upstairs air which is usually drier. the upstairs air should be drier regardless if you are running the AC.
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It will work. My suggestion: get a empty and cleaned gallon milk jug for measuring and storage and a spray bottle ($1 kind) with a stream feature for accurate spraying to keep from getting on everything. I would not use in my cabinets near dishes or food of any kind. Spray door entrys, windows, along baseboards and corners especially on sides where neighbors, behind appliances, etc. and OPEN OPEN OPEN those windows and leave for awhile. I would Keep it away from babies/pets especially while liquid - check with company about after it dries. And your neighbors will probably thank you too.
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Yes, it should work as long as you store it in cool place (like in refrigerator).
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You can use any mold safe to use for food. You want to keep it kind of thin so it dries but experiment.
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I'm not pleased with mine. I had more than a few refuse to seal no matter what I did. I'm in a desert so I don't know about mold/mildew.
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Mold can grow in any damp moist environment. If you let it air dry in a typical home that is room temp it should be ok. I have had it for 4 months no mold or smell so far.
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I have found that I need to keep the water change every 3 days and also to use cold water. I have also found that if my kitchen get hot I have mold. I keep my house at 75 degrees. If you put it near the coffee pot or toaster the heat from these produce mold, also keep out of sunlight. I live in Fl. and its really hot from July to Oct. You also need to clean the dish really good between uses. Since doing this I have not gotten the again. Hope this helps.
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Mine did, although it lived in our basement, (finished). When I bought a new one, I put sealer on it and that has kept it mold free so far.
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I haven't tried, but I don't see why not. As long as you don't live in a place that gets tons of rain and mold grows on things, you should be ok.
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Sorry- I meant my CHILL-ITS pad was fine in the refrigerator- No mold problems with it. The Froggs product got all moldy.
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although i live in the humid southeast, i've had no mold or mildew problems. of course the hvac system is doing that job as well.
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I don't think so, the fabric will still absorb some water and mold will occur if area is not properly ventilated.
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I believe it should. The connection and the box should be out of the weather though. I have had mine operating in a damp cellar for 3 years now. It is a must have for me.
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Nope. It is too cold outside right now for the culture to be affected. Do put it into your freezer though. The cultures will fail if they are left out for a longer period of time.