Yes, it's essentially the same thing.
cement board
There are drywall products on the market that have a chemically treated paper to reduce and prevent the growth of mold. Also, there is moisture resistant type of drywall available.
Yes, it's mould 'resistant' -that doesn't mean it won't get mould, just that it'll take more extreme conditions .
You would use it anywhere the moisture level is high, such as bathrooms, utility rooms, water softener rooms, etc. Greenboard is not water proof, just more resistant to water damage and mold.
That's definitely a good idea. If there is a sink and tub in there,I would even use a concrete or fibre board to back them also.
No. In fact the drywall will be ruined and need to be replaced. It will not be structurally sound and will attract mold. Certain types of drywall are more resistant to water and are used in areas that might get wet such as a kitchen or bathroom. But even then, it would need to be replaced in the scenario presented in the question.
It's drywall that is installed in bathrooms and kitchens. It comes in green and blue depending on the manufacturer. It is moister and sometimes mold resistant. It is still dry wall though and will degrade quickly if excess moister comes in contact with it.What really protects drywall is the primer and paint that cover it.
eXP® Extended Exposure Sheathing is manufactured by Gold Bond and is a mold and moisture resistant panel used for drywall and framing to help keep walls dry and clean.
Paper backed exterior drywall was discontinued over ten years ago because the paper facing provides a food source for mold when sujected to moisture. The replacement product is a moisture resistant core with a fiberglass facing in place of the old paper facing.
When the drywall is infested with mold, many homeowners attempt to simply repair it. A full replacement is always needed. Without replacing all the moldy drywall in your home, you're leaving it vulnerable to more damage down the line. To get the replacement of moldy drywall of your house in Tampa FL contact patcproflorida
Microbial contamination is the introduction and growth of harmful microorganisms in foods and water, causing food borne illness and even death. Some examples of microbial contamination include botulism, salmonella, and mold.
yes as it stinks more its get molded and bad and u get funges