10 Rules for Mold On Food
Tuesday, January 19th, 2016 | Categories: Bacteria Health Risks, Black Mold, Children and Mold, Senior Citizens and mold, Toxic Mold | No Comments
(Should it stay or should it go now?) Most of us have had it happen. You open the fridge at work or home and see something fuzzy on a piece of fruit, bread or that plate of spaghetti long forgotten. When I was growing up the conventional wisdom in my house was to “cut off” […]
Read More »Are e-cigarettes putting deadly mold and bacterias into your lungs??
Monday, December 21st, 2015 | Categories: Bacteria Health Risks, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Indoor Air Quality, Toxic Mold,Indoor Air Quality | 2 Comments
Whats an E Cigarette? E-cigarettes are being marketed as a “Healthy Alternative” to traditional smoking. This claim is made due to the lack of smoke and tar present in the paper rolled type we all know. E-Cigarettes known as “Vapes”, use a vapor technology that creates a significant seem cloud when the reservoir of E-Liquid […]
Read More »You Dress Funny and Your Crawl Space Stinks
Thursday, October 1st, 2015 | Categories: Crawl Space, Indoor Air Quality, Toxic Mold | No Comments
Ok, so maybe I’m the one that dresses funny, but that’s because Im in crawl spaces three or four times a week figuring out why my clients homes smell weird and their family members are sick. Typically the crawl space beneath the home is a major contributor to bad indoor air quality. So how does […]
Read More »Too much of a Good Thing? Humidity
Friday, October 21st, 2011 | Categories: Toxic Mold,Indoor Air Quality | No Comments
How much moisture in a home is “normal”? The answer is different in every home. Moisture is generated by multiple factors such as: •Home many people live in the home? •How much cooking, like boiling pots and baking, is being done? •How “tight” is the home? Outdoor to indoor air exchanges. •Is the home a […]
Read More »Humidity in your home – Know it and Control It
Sunday, October 3rd, 2010 | Categories: Toxic Mold,Indoor Air Quality | No Comments
How much moisture in a home is “normal”? The answer is different in every home. Moisture is generated by multiple factors such as: Home many people live in the home? How much cooking, like boiling pots and baking, is being done? How “tight” is the home? Outdoor to indoor air exchanges. Is the home a […]
Read More »What have we done to our children? Mold and thier health.
Thursday, December 3rd, 2009 | Categories: Toxic Mold,Indoor Air Quality | No Comments
Mold can have disastrous impact on the most vulnerable among us. Studies are indicating that long term exposure to even moderate levels of mold in doors can have a life time impact on us.
Read More »How we kill mold…. A white paper.
Sunday, November 29th, 2009 | Categories: Toxic Mold,Indoor Air Quality | No Comments
Not all mold remediation methods, solutions and services are the same. Effectiveness, safety, costs and environmental impacts differ widely from one to another.
Read More »Whats a Mycotoxin? Why should I care?
Thursday, November 19th, 2009 | Categories: Toxic Mold,Indoor Air Quality | No Comments
Huge national health crisis.
While thousands of Americans fall tragically Ill from Mycotoxins, our goverment and health services, have failed to establish guidelines that specify what is a “healthy” level and what is not!
Read More »A silent killer within your walls?
Sunday, November 15th, 2009 | Categories: Toxic Mold,Indoor Air Quality | No Comments
Drip, Drip, Drip… I recently purchased a fourteen year old home to “flip” in the Knoxville area. Being a professional in the building and home inspection field for more than a decade you would think I knew precisely what I was getting into. Well not exactly. The home was purchased from an estate. It seems that […]
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