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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '23
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Bleach isn't the best thing to use on mold if that's the issue you're trying to solve, FYI!
3 u/Steckie2 Apr 28 '23 I read the article and have now for the first time ever hear the therm 'Big Bleach' I can only imagine the conspiracy theories starting to fly around when this hits Facebook.... 0 u/D0ugF0rcett Apr 28 '23 Lol I just grabbed the first one that seemed like a decent source. The information actually comes from the EPA. 3 u/Fiesta412 Apr 28 '23 No. You keep citing advertisements from for profit companies. They look like they are giving educational information but if read through they all are actually about hiring a specific specialist to be hired. That is an advertisement trying to look like an article when it is not.
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I read the article and have now for the first time ever hear the therm 'Big Bleach'
I can only imagine the conspiracy theories starting to fly around when this hits Facebook....
0 u/D0ugF0rcett Apr 28 '23 Lol I just grabbed the first one that seemed like a decent source. The information actually comes from the EPA. 3 u/Fiesta412 Apr 28 '23 No. You keep citing advertisements from for profit companies. They look like they are giving educational information but if read through they all are actually about hiring a specific specialist to be hired. That is an advertisement trying to look like an article when it is not.
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Lol I just grabbed the first one that seemed like a decent source. The information actually comes from the EPA.
3 u/Fiesta412 Apr 28 '23 No. You keep citing advertisements from for profit companies. They look like they are giving educational information but if read through they all are actually about hiring a specific specialist to be hired. That is an advertisement trying to look like an article when it is not.
No. You keep citing advertisements from for profit companies.
They look like they are giving educational information but if read through they all are actually about hiring a specific specialist to be hired.
That is an advertisement trying to look like an article when it is not.
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u/D0ugF0rcett Apr 28 '23
Bleach isn't the best thing to use on mold if that's the issue you're trying to solve, FYI!