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Is Mold Inspection neccesary? One of the frequently asked questions by concerned homeowners is whether mold inspection is necessary. When mold is left alone, mold can damage building materials and expose specific people, i.e. allergy sufferers to health risks such…
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Case Study: Mold on Bathroom Walls A customer called, worrying about a musty odor in the bathroom. Her main concern was the safety of the children, especially the one with asthma. She mentioned seeing small amounts of mold on the…
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Mold Species – Information All spores found in indoor air are also normally found in outdoor air because most originate or live in the soil and on dead or decaying plants. Therefore, it is not unusual to find mold spores…
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Case Study: Musty Odors in Apartment A frustrated tenant called with concerns of an overwhelming musty smell on the first floor of his apartment. Even his friends mentioned that smells like mold. The bad odor wouldn’t go away. He stated,…
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Black Mold or Toxic Mold usually refers to Stachybotrys chartarum. The term “Toxic Mold” is not accurate. Not all mold is toxic. Certain types of mold that produces mycotoxins can pose health risks. People with allergies, wekeaned immunes systems.All spores…
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Frequent exposure to mold in indoor areas is not so much of a health concern. But there are people whose sensitivity to mold often makes them exhibit mold symptoms like skin and eye irritation, wheezes and nasal stuffiness due to…
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Mold may be removed off non-porous materials through cleanups using simple cleansing agents like detergent and water, or by adding little bleach solution to the soap mixture. Surfaces like tiles, wallpaper and rugs which are either absorbent or porous should…
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It is usually not easy to identify mold species growing in indoor areas, and CDC doesn’t recommend using routine samples for mold testing. Recent evidence shows that allergies are the common forms of diseases that are often linked to molds.…
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• Maintain low humid levels indoors e.g. between 40% and 60%. • Run air conditioner or dehumidifiers constantly working during humid months of the year. • Ensure that all indoor spaces have enough fresh air, especially in kitchens and bathrooms.…
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Mold Spores Everywhere All mold spores found in indoor air are also normally found in outdoor air because most originate or live in the soil and on dead or decaying plants. Therefore, it is not unusual to find mold spores…
Read MoreAdditional Mold Resources and Information
- MOLD911 Frequently Asked Questions
- Types of Mold We Detected Here is Tulsa, Ok
- Click Here for Tulsa's Department of Health offers an interesting read about Mold Remediation.
- Read the EPA Mold Information about Mold Cleanup in your Home.
- The EPA also offers information about Mold Cleanup for Schools and Commercial Properties.
- 8 tips to Cleaning up MOLD provided by the CDC
- CDC also provides Homeowner and Renters Guide to Mold Cleanup
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