How is a building tested for mold?
Testing of a building for mold typically involves both air and surface sampling. Surface sampling involves collecting a sample of [...]
Testing of a building for mold typically involves both air and surface sampling. Surface sampling involves collecting a sample of [...]
Visible mold and/or a musty odor are two signs of a mold problem. Not all mold, though, is visible. Mold [...]
Mold requires a moist environment to grow. Any excess moisture in a home or office can lead to amplified mold [...]
Individuals with pre-existing allergies or respiratory conditions, are likely to be more sensitive to mold spores. Other individuals that may [...]
In most cases, mold related health problems go away after the mold is removed or after the occupants leave the [...]
The typical reaction to elevated levels of mold spores is an allergic reaction. This is similar to the seasonal allergies [...]
NO... Allergenic molds are normally not dangerous in low amounts, but they can cause allergenic or asthmatic symptoms such as [...]
Remember, mold is everywhere in small doses, indoors and outdoors. But before fungi/mold colonize and become a potential hazard, four [...]
Molds are microscopic organisms found virtually everywhere, both indoors and outdoors. Molds are tiny, lightweight and easily detached by airflow, [...]