Many areas of the country that are humid and retain moisture have been known to be prone to mold. Due to its potentially toxic profile, Black mold, in particular, can be a danger for residents. It is essential to be able to identify Black mold in your home. Most often, it is a very dark, […]
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Mixing up mold and mildew can be all too easy, especially if you aren’t familiar with these microorganisms. Mold and mildew are also prone to growing in warmer areas with lots of moisture. It’s important to understand the differences between the two if you need to stop either from growing in your home. Before you
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Outside of the cheese in your refrigerator, Mold in your home is never a good thing. Mold grows in those dark places we can’t see, but often also hides in plain sight and in common items we use every day. Mold can grow in walls, ceilings, windows, floors, furniture, insulation, air ducts, clothes, and basements.
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A recent study conducted by Washington State University (WSU) researchers carefully monitored various types of American homes to monitor indoor air pollution. The results reveal that modern construction methods as well as summer heat waves may have more of a bearing on the quality of the air we breathe in our homes than previously thought.
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