Fiberlock Shockwave is an EPA Registered Disinfectant, Sanitizer and Cleaner. With it’s Quaternary Ammonium formulation, it’s a highly effective mold remediation chemical, but has over 140 EPA Registered Kill Claims, and is useful in many scenarios.
Shockwave is sold in 2 forms – Concentrated or Ready to Use (RTU). Make sure you understand which one you purchased, and how to use that particular version.
Get yours today at First Place Supply – We price ourselves in having stock ready to ship. Order by 3pm CST, and we’ll get it out the door the same day.
Concentrated:
http://www.firstplacesupply.com/environmental/mold-remediation/shockwave-disinfectant-sanitizer-and-cleaner-8310/
Ready to Use:
http://www.firstplacesupply.com/environmental/mold-remediation/shockwave-rtu-disinfectant-sanitizer-and-cleaner-one-gallon-8316/
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Can it kill c diff? Does it have a residual effect?
@Janet Connelly – You would mix the concentrate with water per the instructions on the label. Generally this is 2 to 4 oz per gallon of water. 4oz/gal is the max concentration I believe the label recommends. Generally a pesticide type pump sprayer is the easiest way to apply. You can also use a handheld spray bottle. If you have or suspect there is a mold issue, we of course always recommend seeking out the advice of a professional hygienist. If you are remediating mold, it's reccomended to use the 3 step Clean, Kill, Coat approach. Fiberlock makes products for each step. They're all listed on our website.
— CLEAN — Peroxide based cleaner to lift mold from substrate (Advanced Peroxide Cleaner SKU: 8314)
— KILL — (Shockwave Avail in concentrate (SKUs: 8310 & 8311) or ready to use formulas (Sku: 8316)
— COAT — Acrylic Paint w/ Fungicidal Coating (Aftershock SKU: 8390) Avail in 1 or 5 gallons. – This is an EPA Registered coating that will prevent mold growth on the cured film of the painted surface.
Please note – These are general guidelines, and not intended to be substituted for professional advice.There are other steps when remediating mold (ie: fixing the water issue, containing the area you're working in, wearing proper PPE, etc.)
My basement flooded. Water is now gone. Would I mix the concentrate and then spray the ceiling, walls and floor? What should I be concerned with?
how do you clean up if it gets on a wooden floor
@mpg000jwu It is recommended that this product not be fogged. Feel free to reach out to us for suggestions on what might work for that application.
can you put this product into a fogger for spraying in duct work
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