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White vinegar is an excellent odor neutralizer. You
may want to try that in a small area first.
Kilz is quite toxic so you have to have a 3M brand mask
With the dual respirators that works keeping fumes out.
I was a licensed painting contractor for a number of years and have a lot of
experience with kilz. I'm under the impression it doesn't work
well on surfaces that have moisture like concrete!
Best of luck!
With having a problem with the lungs already I'm really not looking forward to even using a product like this as it has a long after life of off gassing. Most don't know that most coating(or products) emit fumes for a minimum of 28 days to cure, and this doesn't work out well for inside the home. It would be great if I was a person that has a bullet proof immune system and they're not bothered by off gassing of products.