Mold Articles

1). Mildew – What Is That Funny Smell? By : Charles Kassotis
Mildew emits an odor and the smell could be the first sign that you have a mildew problem.
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2). Getting Mildew Off Photos By : Charles Kassotis
Easy and effective ways to get mildew off of your photos
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3). Fight Mold the Safe and Natural Way By : Jamie Clark
Looking for a safe and natural way to fight mold -- aka "mildew" -- in your home? Try tea tree oil, also known as melaleuca oil.
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4). The Threat Of Mold In A Wet Basement By : Terry Gates
A wet basement is more than just an annoyance. It causes serious damage to your home and harbors dangerous mold.
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5). What Is Toxic Black Mold? By : Jerry Hall
Mold is a fungus growth, which starts with a microscopic spore. In a damp environment, it will spread on organic material, such as food or wood. It can be beneficial; for example, the antibiotic penicillin is a mold. Mold grows everywhere, but can become a problem when it grows in large areas inside a home, school, or workplace. Toxic black molds can be found anywhere that dark and dank conditions permit them to grow.
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6). Allergy Relief - 101 By : Jack Smith
An article outlining the types of allergens and then effective ways to deal with them. Allergens such as mold and mildew, cat and dog hair, pollen, and dust mite are revealed.
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7). Mold Q&A: Understanding Mold In Your Home By : Maye Teasdale
* How does mold enter a home? Molds usually enter a home through spores that pass through open doorways, ventilation, windows, heating and air conditioning systems that have outdoor air intakes. The mold spores also attach themselves to humans, animals, shoes, clothing, bags and other objects that are capable of carrying spores. When spores reach a place of moisture, especially those places where there is excessive moisture, they will attach and grow themselves.
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8). Get Rid Of Toxic Black Mold! By : Amy A.May
Mold exposure does not always present a health problem indoors. However some people are sensitive to molds. These people may experience symptoms such as nasal stuffiness, eye irritation, wheezing, or skin irritation when exposed to molds. Some people may have more severe reactions to molds. Severe reactions may occur among workers exposed to large amounts of molds in occupational settings, such as farmers working around moldy hay.
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9). What You Ought To Know About Air Filtration By : Jackson
Air filters are imperatively very important components in all machines and enclosed environments including the human body where the respiratory system, to a large extent, take care of air filtration to ensure clean oxygen for body cells and proper physiological functions of the body. Home air filters become necessities if we must continue to breathe uncontaminated air in our homes, and be free from allergies which incidentally are on the rise nowadays.
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10). Is Your Health Affected By Allergy Mold? By : Riley Hendersen
Most of us can deal with molds, but for those who have an allergy mold, the tiny growths of fuzzy green stuff can cause many irritating problems such as watery and itchy eyes, wheezing, sneezing and even rashes and hives. The problem is that when someone who has an allergy mold breathes in airborne mold spores, those spores enter the lungs.
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11). The History of Antibiotics By : Josh Stone
At sometime or another, almost every physician has prescribed an antibiotic. Their uses range from treatments of lacerations to infections to pneumonia. The controversy over their usage possibly ensures that they may not be used much longer.
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12). Home Buying Checklist – Paint and Stucco By : Raynor
Buying a home is a big investment. You should use a checklist when sizing up potential homes. In this article, we cover a home buying checklist for paint and stucco. Paint and Stucco The exterior of a home typically makes the biggest impression when you first view a potential buying opportunity. Many homebuyers, however, often make the mistake of looking at color schemes as the principal issue.
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13). Are Black Molds Toxic? By : Amy A.May
The term "toxic mold" is not accurate. While certain molds are toxigenic, meaning they can produce toxins (specifically mycotoxins), the molds themselves are not toxic, or poisonous. Hazards presented by molds that may produce mycotoxins should be considered the same as other common molds which can grow in your house. There is always a little mold everywhere - in the air and on many surfaces.
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14). Secrets of Thermoforming By : James Monahan
Thermoforming is one of the procedures being done to manufacture plastic. A plastic sheet or film is used that can be easily soften up when heated and becomes hard again when it cools down.
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15). Prevent Mildew in Your Home By : Charles Kassotis
Don’t let mildew buildup damage your walls, clothes, or health. Prevent it from starting and keep it from growing by following a few basic suggestions.
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16). Understanding Toxic Black Mold! By : Amy A.May
Stachybotrys chartarum is a slimy, black mold that grows on moisture-laden cellulose. It's a huge concern to home buyers, because it affects air quality and destroys surfaces it grows on if left unchecked. Mold spores are everywhere and cannot be avoided. They float in through your open windows and doors, or come inside by riding on your clothing or your pets.
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17). What Cleaning Contractors Need to Know About Mold in Carpet By : Steve Hanson
Copyright 2006 The Janitorial Store One area of growing concern to building owners is indoor air quality. Feeding poor indoor air quality can be one of over 1,000 types of mold found in the United States and over 100,000 types found worldwide. Mold and mildew can grow rampant indoors and lead to various health problems such as allergic reactions, asthma, sneezing, eye and skin irritation, and other respiratory complaints.
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18). Using an Attic Vent Fan to Improve Air Circulation By : Scott Byers
Any homeowner with an attic knows there are certain challenges to maintaining the space under the roof. Attics are notorious for being the perfect place for mold, mildew, roof rot and other structural problems to occur. In addition to making sure the area is properly ventilated, there is also the need to make sure air circulates around and out of the space.
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19). Spring Cleaning: Out With The Mold By : Jim Cash
Mold can do more than smell bad. It can make your home almost impossible to sell and can even cause heatlth problems. Here's some ways to deal with, and eliminate it.
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20). Attack Against Allergy Mold By : Riley Hendersen
People who suffer from an allergy mold will exhibit the same symptoms as normal allergy sufferers, such as skin irritation, chronic sneezing, itchy, watery eyes, and chest and nasal congestion. A doctor will perform a skin test to receive a specific allergy mold diagnosis.
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21). The Health Effects Of Mold By : Jim Corkern
Knowing what damage mold can do to your health may save you or your families life or health.
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22). Stopping Water Damage Is Better Than Restoration After It Happens By : Jim Corkern
Prevention. The best policy has always been prevention when it comes to potential disasters, here we give you the best prevention tips concerning water damage.
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23). House Fires And Your Appliances By : Jim Corkern
Appliances can be damaged by smoke, heat and other factors of a home fire. Make sure you know how to handle these items safely.
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24). A Few Guaranteed Ways To Prevent Water Damage By : Jim Corkern
Want to eliminat4e water damage ? This articles will cover ways to mak it happen.
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25). A Few Ways To Stay Safe Around The Water By : Jim Corkern
Here is some easy ways to k.i.s.s your way to water safety.
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