| ♥ 0 | An apartment I lived in 3 years had Stachybotrys growing on a wall behind a picture frame. They cut that portion of the wall out and removed it from the apartment. I feared contamination, threw most of my belongings away and moved. I stored several boxes of papers in a storage unit. I cleaned out the storage unit recently. I placed the papers in new plastic bins and moved them to my new residence. I noticed that some of the top didn’t completely seal. Could I have cross contaminated my new home? Will I now have to get rid of or clean everything again? Are there other practical steps I can take or testing so can do? I can’t afford to do this all over again.  Advertisement Advertisement Marked as spam |
Posted by | Private answer I would check into a safe fogging agent to kill any residual mold spores. There are wet and dry options. Check to make sure it is nontoxic. I have heard of a hydrogen peroxide fog, but it has to be done right otherwise it can damage things. Marked as spam  Posted by krystle (Questions: 0, Answers: 24) Answered on February 20, 2019 10:13 am |
