Dear Click & Clack,
So, why are your names actually the sound that a train makes rolling down the rails?
The real reason for this message… YOU IDIOTS!!!
Were you trying to kill the girl in Florida with an Acura full of mold? The gasses coming off the bleach in an enclosed car would be harmful.
Also note that BLEACH DOES NOT KILL MOLD ON POUROUS SURFACES!!!
Alas, this comment window appears to be dysfunctional. I understand Calium’s consternation now. Perhaps no administrator pulls weekend duty and in such event, as a courtesy, the site visitor should be apprised of the fact of the delay in posting.
I intuit there is a size limitation to the text of the comment. My suggestion for an automotive mold problem and any small critter problem is to try utilizing an ozone generating capacitor in the closed vehicle and/or colloidal silver spray. This can be followed up with a Concrobium treatment to discourage mold resurgence. Do the research. Good luck!
This has to do with Rain’s ant problem. You have to kill the queen, or the nest comes back. And with fire ants, that’s a bit problematical, as they can have multiple queens, unlike most ants. The best thing I’ve found is a slow acting poison that the ants will distribute through the nest, such as Revenge, Terro or Pic liquid ant bait.