How to Get Rid of Molds in the Bathroom

Molds are fungi which essentially live and grow in damp habitat.  The bathroom, if left moist, is a good place for molds to grow.  There are easy ways to get rid of molds and keep them from coming back.

Thursday 08 December, 2011 10:34 am / Comments Off Read More

Who Should Do Mold Cleanup

Who Should Do Mold Cleanup

Who should do the mold cleanup depends upon various aspects. If your house has a mold problem, it is best to evaluate it before taking any action. If the mold covers less than 10 square feet of area, you can usually solve the problem yourself. However, be sure that you take appropriate protective measures before cleaning the mold. After evaluation, you can clean up the mold area with certain precautions. Use an N-95 respirator for this purpose and make sure it fits properly. Wear gloves that extend to the middle of your forearms. If you are dealing with any cleaning agents, use gloves made of natural rubber, PVC, neoprene, polyurethane or nitrile. Also, wear goggles.

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Sinus Infection

A sinus infection due to mold is relatively uncommon, but it is still a serious problem. Most people with healthy immune systems can easily overcome a sinus infection caused by mold because their body expels the mold from their sinus cavities.

Saturday 29 May, 2010 11:26 am / Comments Off Read More

Bathroom Toxic Black Mold

Toxic black mold in a bathroom is very common, and extremely dangerous. A bathroom with toxic black mold is a common sight because of the persistent moisture in the space. However, not all black molds in bathrooms are toxic. Only the Stachybotrys and Memnoniella types produce mycotoxins.

Friday 28 May, 2010 3:38 am / Comments Off Read More

Basement Toxic Black Mold

In a house, the most vulnerable spot for the growth of toxic black mold is the basement. Toxic black mold in the basement is a common sight due to moisture and darkness.

Toxic black mold in a basement can go undetected for a long period, until you start developing symptoms of severe mold exposure and allergic reactions. People rarely visit basements and as a result, the mold continues to grow with no interruptions. It could grow to the point that it takes over the entire space.

Thursday 13 May, 2010 3:24 am / Comments Off Read More

Closet Mold

Closet mold grows in those an area that receive minimal sunlight, as mold even develops in moist and dark places. The easy target is the closet in your house. If you find closet mold, it should be cleaned as soon as possible.  Containment and cleaning is needed to keep you healthy and the mold from spreading.

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