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Mold exposure is a serious concern for people with asthma, allergies, and other respiratory problems. Doctors can test patients for mold exposure by taking samples from the patient through different ways. If you think that you may be exposed to mold in your home or work environment, talk to your doctor about how they can help protect your health....
Read MoreMold can cause a slew of health problems, from allergies and asthma to discomfort. It is important that your home or office remain free of this pesky fungus for safety reasons! Here are some common signs it may be present in the air: discolored walls, stains on surfaces like desks/furniture (you might also see black spots), an increase in negative...
Read MoreMold is gross. It’s also a health hazard, and it can be hard to spot. We know how frustrating it can be when you don't know what's causing that musty smell in your home or office. That’s why we created this handy guide on how to spot mold by smell, look and water damage so you can get rid of the problem before it gets worse!
Read MoreThe color of mold can be a clue as to what it means for your health. It can range from the good-natured white, which indicates that you have nothing more than an innocent food product spoilage on your hands; or black, meaning that toxic spores are present and pose serious threats to human beings.
Read MoreThis can be a tricky question. Plants do NOT purify air. At least not like air purifiers do. Plants do; however, have the ability to slightly lower the amount of certain chemicals in your home. It would take a room filled of thousands of plants in order to purify it. Many thousand, cubic feet of air pass through a house each day, plants only r...
Read MoreAfter a flood, it can be hard to figure out what to do and in which order. Below is a list of 7 steps to follow after a flood in your basement. Step 1: Turn of the electricity. Do NOT enter the water in your basement until knowing the electricity is off to avoid shock. You'll want to bring a flashlight
Read MoreStep 1: Have a professional inspection done. You will want to find a company certified in mold detection and testing. Step 2: Remove yourself and you items from the environment. After hiring a professional to get rid of the mold, they will remove the items for you and either discard or save if saveable.
Read MoreHimalayan salt lamps are the current trend, but do they live up to their excitement? They are being touted as natural air purifiers, but do they really clean the air? Himalayan salt lamps do NOT purify the air. So what do they do? They provide negative ionization, which does not remove negative pollutants from the air. When the negative particle...
Read MoreMold spores in certain systems can be killed on contact with certain HEPA air purifies. Not only do the spores die, but they also can't reproduce due to the lack of moisture. Air purifiers can help with cleaner air but can also help with covid-19. There are many air purifiers available but most on the market do not kill particles under a certain...
Read MoreMost people have witnessed a moldy cup after leaving milk, coffee or another substance in it too long. Is water and soap enough to clean moldy dishware? What to clean? What to Pitch? Can you get sick from moldy dishware, silverware or cups?
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