Why is it that when we look at our windows, most of us aren’t…

In many areas, the climate is simply too dry for some people to be comfortable. This dry air can cause everything from stuffy sinuses to problematic asthma. In order to combat this dryness, many people will set up humidifiers. These devices work wonders to make the surrounding area more humid for those that have problems adapting to arid climates. Unfortunately, they could also exacerbate mold growth in the home.

Have you recently begun noticing a strong smell of mildew when your home’s HVAC…

If you happen to inhale an awful smell coming from your kitchen or shower…

It is frustrating and sometimes downright scary to notice mold growth on your walls, favorite furniture, and personal belongings. In such cases moldy drywall and other porous items typically have to be discarded by professional mold remediators. Fortunately, you can often salvage some specific types of moldy semi porous and non porous or hard items yourself. In this post we share some tips on removing mold from hard or semi porous and non porous surfaces.

Although mold can be found in almost any environment, there are certain types and quantities that can put your health at risk. Mold is a fungi that thrives off warmth and moisture, quickly reproducing by sending spores that travel through the air until they find a surface where they can grow. There are thousands of different types of mold but only a few types that are commonly found indoors; some of these being especially toxic to many people. If you have signs of mold exposure, it is important to seek medical attention and have the mold removed from your environment.

Mildew and mold are a problem that every household experiences every once in a while. In general, they can be found in humid places but the most common area where they grow is the bathroom. Due to a combination of high levels of humidity and shampoos, shower gels, etc, this part of the house suffers from mold more often that any other room.

Many people around the world install greenhouses in order to cultivate plant life in a secured area year-round. Although these structures protect your plants from the ravages of the seasons, is it being occupied by organic materials other than what you’re purposely growing? Given the nature of the greenhouse, you could be inadvertently spreading mold spores throughout the structure as well as your home – if the greenhouse is connected directly to your house.

Mold is not a topic that most homeowners want to think about. If they…

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If a flood occurred in your home or if a part of your home…

If Mother Nature has proved anything this year, it’s that she can flood some…

Mold and mildew are two unwanted guests always lurking around our homes during humid,…

Tents are often the perfect breeding material for mold. If a tent is stored…

Unless you live in Florida or some other sunny locale, you’re likely going to…

Vital Oxide is an odorless disinfectant that is also used to kill mold. It…

Molds are developed as spores enter the home and attach themselves to an area…

By Vincent Marone In some cases, mold infestation is easy to identify. Most mold…

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