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Removing Mold From a Window A/C Unit
You’ve likely used your air conditioner throughout the summer in order to combat the hot and sticky weather. But your window A/C unit could also be a dangerous spot for mold to grow, potentially putting you and your family at risk. Luckily, there are preventative measures you can take before mold forms. You can even
Mold in Your Apartment? Here’s What to Do
It’s no secret that mold problems can be a huge headache for homeowners, but that headache can be amplified for apartment/rental homeowners. It’s always best to address these issues as soon as they are discovered, and Adam Debrowski over at Redfin has written an article to help you understand the steps you’ll need to take
Toxic Black Mold: Truths and Myths
The topic of black mold has always been a little mysterious. You hear rumors about the damage it can do to your home and health; some of it sounds outrageous, but you’re just not sure what to believe. Plus, everyone you ask gives conflicting advice. It’s just hard to know whether you’re really dealing with
Mold 101: Effects on Human Health and What to Do
Are you wondering what the source of your chronic fatigue, allergies, or sinusitis might be? Have you ruled out common causes? The answer could be outside of your body: It could be mold growing in your home. Mold is a fungus that grows indoors and outdoors and contains reproducing spores that travel through the air,
Five Things You Can Do For National Radon Action Month
January is National Radon Action Month! This month and beyond, you can help us spread awareness of radon health implications and promote radon testing and mitigation. There are many things you can do this month (and year-round) to keep you and your family safe. Be sure to share this list with others. Here are five
How Do Professionals Remove Mold?
Mold can be a problem in your home whether you see it or not, and mold problems often range from small and manageable to far outside the homeowner’s scope. According to the EPA, if the moldy area is less than ten square feet, in most cases, you can handle the job yourself. If the mold