Q: Can I kill mold under the cabinets without removing them?
We have been using mold stat plus mold killer and moldstat barrier at our cabin which was hit by the flood.
Bedrooms are done and we are working in the kitchen. The wall that the
kitchen cabinets are attached is where the mold came in for sure as it is
widespread in the kitchen as we took up the laminate floors.
Is there a way to spray with the mold stat killer and barrier without removing the kitchen cabinets to get to the floor underneath. Is that possible at all? Will mold stat kill that way or do you feel the cabinets have to come out?
Such a big job for a cabin. Just don’t want it back in the kitchen if we do not pull out the cabinets. But have alot of confidence in the mold stat plus and barrier.
Bedrooms are done and we are working in the kitchen. The wall that the
kitchen cabinets are attached is where the mold came in for sure as it is
widespread in the kitchen as we took up the laminate floors.
Is there a way to spray with the mold stat killer and barrier without removing the kitchen cabinets to get to the floor underneath. Is that possible at all? Will mold stat kill that way or do you feel the cabinets have to come out?
Such a big job for a cabin. Just don’t want it back in the kitchen if we do not pull out the cabinets. But have alot of confidence in the mold stat plus and barrier.
Joan B from Berwick, PA
A: Ideally, remove the cabinets.
I understand not wanting to pull out the cabinets, but it is the BEST way to make sure the mold b gone. As an interim approach, if there is any space under the cabinets, you could try spraying the moldstat plus under the crack, and evaluate in a couple weeks whether the smell of mold is reduced.
But in the end there is no way be sure that you reach all of the mold without having direct access to the floor underneath. Unfortunately the cabinets really should come out.
