How To Get Rid Of Mold The Right Way

How To Get Rid Of Mold The Right Way
When you have a bad case of mold, you definitely want to get the right information on how to get rid of it. Not only are most misguided suggestions toxic to you, but some will even make the mold return worse than before! Mold is different from dirt and grime and must be treated as such when seeking to remove it. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) provides a few recommendations in a helpful guide that can get you started on the right track.* We have provided additional information you may find useful to get rid of mold and more importantly, keep it from coming back.
The first and most important step in mold remediation is to control moisture. You must stop the source of moisture or the mold will most likely always return. Locate and fix all water leaks.

"The first and most important step in mold remediation is to control moisture. You must stop the source of moisture or the mold will most likely always return. Locate and fix all water leaks. It is also important to let water damaged areas dry out completely before you begin treatment."

It is also important to let water damaged areas dry out completely before you begin treatment.
error_outline   Interior Mold Cleaning:
done_outline   Clean mold with a non-toxic, non-chlorine based detergent, such as a sodium percarbonate based cleaner.
cleaning_services   Clean and remove any visible presence of mold.
wb_iridescent   Allow the area to dry.
waves   After surface has been cleaned and dried, treat all surfaces with a moisture barrier coating to prevent future mold growth.
error_outline   Places to look inside your home for leaks:
done_outline   Refrigerator drain pan.
done_outline   A.C. air handler, overflow pan and condensate drain pipe.
done_outline   Any broken water pipes in the floor, wall or crawlspace.
add_task   Remember, if you keep your living space closed up, you add moisture by bathing and cooking, etc. Always use your exhaust fans to vent moisture out of your home.
error_outline   If you have a basement or crawlspace, moisture may be entering from:
done_outline   Plumbing leaks
done_outline   Water intrusion through outside walls.
Call a professional or contractor. This surface will need to be waterproofed and a drain installed to redirect water to a low point away from your home. "French Drain" More Info
done_outline   Rising damp.
The process in which moisture rises from the unsealed ground in the crawlspace. Call a professional or contractor. A sump pump may be needed to extract ponding water to the outside.

NOTE: Mold WILL Grow in these conditions listed above. Around 60% of crawlspace air is circulated throughout your home. This moldy, mycotoxin infected air can cause extreme health problems in your home.

error_outline   How to Get Rid of Mold In a Crawlspace:
task_alt   Crawlspace should be first cleared of all debris.
task_alt   Surface should be washed. It is NEVER recommended to clean mold with toxic chlorine bleach. Always use a non-toxic cleaning solution.
task_alt   After surface has been cleaned and dried, treat all surfaces with a moisture barrier coating to prevent future mold growth.
task_alt   Seal the crawlspace from outside air.
task_alt   Line the floor with a minimum of 16 mil. polyethylene plastic sheeting.
task_alt   The walls should also be lined with the connecting ground covered poly up to the sill plate, attaching this portion of the poly with double-sided tape. NEVER use spray adhesive which can ignite.
task_alt   Install a dehumidifier to keep your conditioned crawlspace air dry.
task_alt   NOTE: This exterior wall poly MUST be clear from the ground to sill plate. This will allow the surface to be visually inspected for termites.

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