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How consumer products and environmental toxins may be killing you

December 21, 2010

What causes chemical sensitivity? It seems to result from acute or chronic exposure to any chemicals. These chemicals can come from consumer products like bleach and disinfectants or from environmental toxins like mold.

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Are You Still Fighting Mold with Bleach?

April 22, 2009

Don’t use bleach to kill mold! But you don’t have to take our word for it. The EPA now says “the use of a chemical biocide that kills organisms such as mold (chlorine bleach for example) is not recommended as a routine practice during mold remediation.” Additionally, OSHA’s Mold Remediation/ Clean Up Methods guidelines also discourage the use of chlorine bleach as a mold remediation tool.

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Are enzymes safe?

April 21, 2009

Once the enzyme compound breaks down and eliminates the mold it dies and biodegrades itself. This leaves behind a fresh scent and an invisible, organic-based “barrier” or microbial coating that protects against future mold growth.

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Top 10 Most Interesting Facts About Mold (Part 2)

April 20, 2009

2. Mold destroys more wood each year than all the fires, floods, and termites combined.

White rot, soft rot, and the especially destructive brown rot mold, Poria incrassate, is responsible for decaying lumber and wood used in building construction. In fact, more than 5% of all construction lumber manufactured in the UnitedStatues is used to replace wood that has been decayed by mold.

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Mold Scam Alert – Microb Phase Process

April 14, 2009

With cases like this, we are reminded that there are people out there who would harm students and swindle the government for an easy buck. The lack of information regarding mold and mold remediation allows such people to thrive and take advantage of others.

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Mold Versus Mold

March 20, 2009

The new strain of aspergillus mold is tasteless and entirely harmless to humans. Tests have shown that the infection of the cotton cobs dropped from an average of 1,000 parts per billion to below 20.

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Is Bio-Remediation the Answer?

March 16, 2009

The principle of bio-remediation has been used for years as a method of cleaning up oil spills. By introducing certain natural microbes or plants to contaminated water, the contaminants are transformed into a non-harmful substance, much in the same way our bodies turn carbon dioxide into sugar and water.

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Mold Remediation: 5 Questions to Consider when Choosing a Remediation Method

December 30, 2008

Ozone generators, chemicals, bleaches, fungicides, enzyme-based cleaners – with so many methods of mold remediation on the market it can be difficult to decide which is the best for you. Here are 5 questions you should consider that will help you choose the right method of mold remediation. 1. Does the remediation account for hidden [...]

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