Top 5 Reasons to Use an Enzyme
What is the best way to get rid of mold? Our treatment uses the Oceanic enzyme to seek out and destroy mold within 48 hours.
Oceanic is a breakthrough new technology in mold removal which simply makes other methods of mold remediation obsolete. Rather than ripping out and replacing infected areas, or worse, using hazardous chemicals and biocides, Oceanic is a 100% natural and organic enzyme that simply digests the mold, safely and effectively. It is a safer, faster, and more efficient method of mold remediation than anything else available today.
Here are five reasons why Oceanic enzyme-based mold removal is superior to other methods:
1. Oceanic is Safe
The Oceanic enzyme solution is a naturally-occurring, organic enzyme compound. It poses absolutely no threat to humans or animals. You can breathe it, even eat it, and it will not harm you.
2. Oceanic is Organic
Often mold remediation involves chemicals and biocides that are harmful to humans and bad for the environment. But since mold is natural, shouldn’t mold remediation be as well? Oceanic is not a chemical; it is a natural, organic enzyme. With Oceanic, Guardian offers a Green solution to mold that is environmentally friendly.
3. Oceanic is Effective
Oceanic survives by consuming mold growth and airborne mold spores. It will continue to seek out and digest mold until it is all gone, then the enzyme itself will die. Because it eats mold, Oceanic is extremely thorough in eliminating all the mold within a property.
4. Oceanic Eliminates the Need for Deconstruction
Because mold usually grows in hidden places, most remediation methods require tearing open wall cavities and ripping up carpet to find and remove it. This adds costs for repair and reconstruction on top of the cost for mold removal. But the Oceanic is able to travel to hard to reach places as an enzyme fog, thus greatly reducing the need for deconstruction.
5. Oceanic Prevents Against Future Mold Growth
Oceanic keeps on working for you even after it is gone. After the Oceanic consumes all the mold, it breaks down and dies itself – leaving behind a protective barrier. This barrier protects against future mold that could grow in the event of water intrusion.
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