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There are many schools of thought on mold and conflicting information found on the subject. My thought process is simple. If you have mold, there is an underlying cause that allows for growth
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Mold Knowledge Base
About Mold & Finding it in Your Home
Everything you need to know about finding mold in areas like the toilet tank and caulk, the difference between mold and mildew, how to start removing any colonies, painting over mold, and more.
I recommend finding an insurance adjuster and a mold inspector closest to you. A public insurance adjuster will help identify if this is considered a covered loss where you would receive financial help
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The ultimate goal of tackling mold in caulk is to ensure all of the contamination is gone. Any particles left behind, even dead mold, lead to continued exposure and potential adverse health reactions
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Mold spores in a toilet typically indicate a larger problem within a home. The tank lid itself is heavy, but it's not hermetically sealed, which means that it doesn't allow for much air
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Unfortunately, while painting over mold seems like a cheap, easy option, it won’t actually deal with the problem. The mold will just continue to grow behind the paint (and probably eat it), causing
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Yes! Mold colonies often create an earthy, damp, musty, stale odor that takes over the indoor space. Why Does Mold Smell?There are over 100,000 species of mold identified by researchers so far. While all
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Fun fact: mildew is just a type of mold, so they’re actually the exact same thing. So, when someone tells you that mildew in a home is “no big deal” and that it’s
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Keeping an eye out and regularly checking for any indicators of microbial growth is key to maintaining a safe indoor environment. The longer microbial growth is present, the more toxic the indoor space
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When it comes to mold, there is a lot of misinformation out there. One of the most prominent is the bleach mold myth. Chances are that you’ve heard the popular saying, “Just throw
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Let’s face it: while indoor mold growth is gaining some traction in the media, it’s still not exactly a hot topic in modern society. This has led to many misconceptions and mold myths
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“What causes mold in a house during winter,” is a great question. Here are a few routes where winter weather can rain on your healthy home parade. Most of these include moisture intrusion
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What is Pink Mold?Pink mold in a home could be a species such as Aureobasidium pullulans. It could also be bacteria, such as Serratia Marcescens, the most common culprit. These species require lots
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Knowing how to remove mold from clothes is a great way to ensure you’re not dealing with unwanted exposures from your wardrobe.Is Mold on Clothing Harmful?The simple answer is yes. As soon as
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Knowing how to remove mold from a ceiling is a great way to ensure you’re not dealing with unwanted exposures and keep your indoor environment and air quality safe.Why Is There Mold on
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Knowing how to remove mold from carpet is key to ensuring that your home doesn’t become a hazard zone. This is a common issue, so here’s what you need to know to get
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Wood is a staple element of the majority of homes across the country. According to the National Association of Home Builders, over 90% of homes are constructed with this material. As a less
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What is Aspergillus Penicillium?Aspergillus/Penicillium are both fungi members of the family Aspergillaceae. With 592 accepted species of Aspergillus and over 350 species of Penicillium, this group of mold is wide-ranging. Aspergillus and Penicillium
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Knowing how to deal with mold in air vents and determine if it’s a problem in the first place is a phenomenal piece of awareness to have to help keep your home healthy.
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When learning how to remove mold from shower caulking, it’s important to understand that the primary objective is to ensure all contamination is thoroughly eradicated. Even remnants of dead mold can cause ongoing
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What is Alternaria Mold?Alternaria is a type of mold that includes species that live in soil and air, as well as those that can cause diseases in plants. Some species of Alternaria mold
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Have you ever wondered how mold spreads? If not here’s a quick 101 lesson. The more you know, the better you’ll be able to prevent microbial growth from happening in your home.How Mold
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The inside of your vehicle might not seem like the most obvious place for mold growth to occur, but cars actually have the potential to provide all of the necessary items for mold
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What is red mold?Mold comes in all shapes, sizes, and colors. We typically think of mold as being either white, black, or sometimes green, but red molds can also be found in certain
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With high moisture levels, warm temperatures, and plenty of nutrients, it’s no wonder mold loves to take root in our bathrooms, especially in the shower. Soap scum, skin cells, mineral buildup, and water
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Can Mold Grow on Plastic?Yes, mold on plastic can occur, but only if there's a source of food and moisture. While plastic isn't a typical breeding ground for mold, it's still possible for mold
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