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MDF-500®’s decontamination formula is a complex mixture of organic and inorganic chemicals that produce simultaneous reactions that destroy both the chemical and biological materials on contact. Chemical formulae, such as MDF-500®, that destroy the spore-forming microorganisms, are called sporicides. This is synonymous with the term “sterilizer.” A sterilizer is an antimicrobial chemical formula that destroys [...]

MDF-500® provides these two steps in a single application: the quaternary amines in part A penetrate the cell wall, and the hydrogen peroxide in part B then oxidizes critical substances inside the cell. The solution kills mold, mildew, and fungal spores at 99.99999 (Log 7 Kill) rating. MDF-500® then “weighs” down the dead spores, they [...]

Less product, more coverage: A gallon of MDF-500® (A+B) treats 2500-4000 sq. ft in a residential and roughly 7,500 sq. ft in commercial and area application depending on the structure contents. MDF-500® is both the safest and the strongest product on the market today making it possible to reduce spore counts and neutralize odors in [...]

MDF-500® is a blend that includes ordinary household substances such as those found in hair conditioner and laundry detergent. Once inert, after the 8 hour activation (life), it dilutes to a neutral PH of 9.8 and only carries a biohazard rating of 1.

MDF-500® can be applied through foaming apparatus, low-pressure sprayers, mopping, and soaking systems. Direct liquid infusion may be recommended per treatment situation.

While chlorine and bleach solutions will neutralize many biological and chemical agents, the run-off is still hazardous, and the product itself is highly corrosive. Once applied and cleaned, the run off must be contained and disposed of in accordance with EPA regulations. WARNING: Do not use bleach! OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the [...]

Our manufacturer’s decontamination formula, Modec’s MDF-200®, is the EPA-registered commercial version of Sandia Lab’s DF 200, and is a manufactured pursuant to its license number 15-N08036 with the Sandia Corp. Modec’s MDF-200® is registered with the USEPA under FIRFA No. 91899-1/2. MDF-500® is manufactured identically to the original specifications of the original specifications of the [...]

Yes. After the fog dries, all that remains is a microscopically thin (invisible) dry film on all horizontal surfaces. This film is simply damp mopped or wiped from the surfaces and floors usually only recommended (needed) for food service areas as determined by the contractor.

MDF-500® has been tested and is successful on most any non-porous sealed surfaces. It has specifically tested as safe for application on glass, laminated surfaces, metal, stainless steel, glazed porcelain, glazed ceramic, sealed granite, sealed marble, plastic (such as polycarbonate, polyvinylchloride, polystyrene or polypropylene), sealed limestone, sealed slate, sealed stone, sealed terra cotta, sealed terrazzo, [...]