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EarthSafe Chemical Alternatives' PURONE Tablets Gain Powerful New EPA-Registered Black Mold-Killing Claims -- Perfect Timing for Hurricane Season and Warmer Weather
The EPA-approved PURONE tablet now kills black mold on hard surfaces, offering a single, hospital-grade solution for healthcare, education, and consumer use, EarthSafe said.
- On Tuesday, Braintree, Mass.-based EarthSafe Chemical Alternatives announced that PURONE tablets received updated EPA master label claims, expanding capabilities to include kill claims for black mold, known as Stachybotrys.
- The enhanced registration allows targeting of stubborn mold on hard, non-porous surfaces, addressing growing concerns as warmer weather and the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season approach.
- Environmental services teams and facility managers can now use one product for disinfection and mold remediation in patient rooms, classrooms, and storm-damaged areas. Steve Wilson, President, noted that facilities struggle with mold after floods and humidity spikes.
- "This EPA update represents another milestone in EarthSafe Chemical Alternatives' growth," said RJ Valentine, Chairman of ECA, noting it expands market reach across healthcare and consumer segments while delivering value to partners.
- "The new claims build on PURONE's proven efficacy against a broad spectrum of pathogens," said Valentine, positioning the tablet as ideal for healthcare, education, and athletic facilities requiring hospital-grade power.
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EarthSafe Chemical Alternatives' PURONE Tablets Gain Powerful New EPA-Registered Black Mold-Killing Claims -- Perfect Timing for Hurricane Season and Warmer Weather
BRAINTREE, Mass., March 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- EarthSafe Chemical Alternatives today announced its PURONE disinfectant tablets have received updated EPA master label claims that significantly expand mold control capabilities, including kill claims for black mold (Stachybotrys chartarum). The enhanced registration…
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