Mold growth is not always visible depending on the stage of growth and also whether the color of the mold itself is the same as the color of the material it’s growing on. For example, a white mold growing on a white background may not be easily visible. Mold thrives where it’s damp. In water damaged indoor environments mold is often found on the inside of a wall cavity or on … [Read more...] about Mold and Moisture: How Do You Get Rid of Mold?
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Does Mold Contribute to Allergic Reactions and Respiratory Disease?
Does mold contribute to allergic reactions and respiratory disease? The answer is yes. This happens when susceptible individuals inhale excessive amounts of spores and other tiny fragments of mold. Prolonged exposure to mold spores can also elicit sensitivity or allergic reactions. What are mold spores and do they cause allergic reactions? Mold spores are tiny structures … [Read more...] about Does Mold Contribute to Allergic Reactions and Respiratory Disease?
Mold Testing In Toronto and the Rest of Canada
MBL is a leading service provider of mold testing in Toronto, Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and the rest of Canada. As a mold and bacteria laboratory, the lab specializes in analysis of air and surface samples for: Bacteria testing including E.coli testing and Legionella testing, total aerobic counts Mold testing: Culturable Air samples such as RCS, … [Read more...] about Mold Testing In Toronto and the Rest of Canada
Mold And Bacteria In A School- Would OSHA Be The Next Step?
Question: I am an employee of a school that has numerous mold and bacteria issues due to water issues (pipes breaking on 4 separate occasions, as well as storm related water and roof damage when it was being constructed approximately 14 years ago). In addition to this, there have been known MAJOR HVAC issues and problems since the school was built. I as well as many others, … [Read more...] about Mold And Bacteria In A School- Would OSHA Be The Next Step?
Residential Air Quality Testing: How To Test Home Air Quality
With winter temperatures dropping way below the freezing point, we're spending most of the time indoors. However, rarely do we think about indoor air quality and the impact it can have to our families' health. It's well known that poor indoor air quality can cause or aggravate asthma, headaches, chronic fatigue and insomnia. To ensure your family is not exposed to high … [Read more...] about Residential Air Quality Testing: How To Test Home Air Quality