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Nothing I know of. If you want to get rid of the mold, get rid of the moisture. Make sure that your clothes dryer, bathroom fan, kitchen range hood fan, etc. are all vented to the outside of the house. Make sure that any sumps or drains are all discharging into the city sewer properly and not venting moisture back into the house. Once you take care of the source, you can tackle getting rid of the mold. Some companies specialize in dry ice blasting. Some you can kill yourself with bleach and a scrub brush.
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What herbivore eats mold?
snail
Does blue cheese dressing have penicillin?
No. Penicillin was originally found on bread mold, not cheese mold. Not that moldy bread will have enough penicilllin to 'cure' anything.
Who eats water mold?
animals and protists
What is black molds hABITAT?
Black mold (Stachybotrys chartarum) typically thrives in damp and humid environments with poor ventilation, such as areas with water damage or leaks. It is commonly found in bathrooms, kitchens, basements, and areas with high moisture levels. Black mold can grow on various surfaces like drywall, ceiling tiles, and wood.
What is a dehumidifier used for?
To remove moisture from the air, widely used in damp places like basements to prevent the growth or mold and mildew
What are fuzzy black molds?
Fuzzy black molds are a type of mold that appears dark and has a soft, fuzzy texture. They are typically found in damp areas with poor ventilation, such as bathrooms, basements, and kitchens. These molds can cause health issues if inhaled, so it's important to address any mold growth promptly.
Where are silme molds ofthen found?
Mold growth is most often found in moist warm and dark environments. Common places for mold growth include bathrooms basements and attics. Mold can also be found growing on walls carpets furniture and other items in the home. Some common places where slime molds are found include: Gardens flower beds and lawns Tree trunks leaves and logs Rocks and stones Organic material such as leaves and dead plants Mulch and compost pilesSlime molds can also be found in soil in streams ponds and other bodies of water and even in the air.
Where can one find a list of molds commonly found in basements?
Many different types of molds may be commonly found in your basement. If one wanted a detailed list, one should take a look at the following websites: Safe Molds Solutions, Mold Man USA as well as eHow.
What breeds mold?
Most common indoor molds are caused by Aspergillus, Cladosporium, Penicillium, and Stachybotrys chartarum. These molds are often found in damp and poorly ventilated areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, and basements.
What is an indoor air pollutant that is often found in basements?
well it depends is you are talking about a primary pollutant or secondary usuall if its primary it could be dust or anything that is naturally on this earth and if its a secondary anything that is man made its radon if your talking about an element Answer:Potential common basement air pollutants include: * Pet dander (Dry pet spit)* Pet hair * Dust mite feces * CO (From furnaces and heaters) * Ozone (from electrical equipment)* Radon (from drywall and granite)* Phenol (From cleaners and adhesives)* Chlorine (From bleach and bathroom cleaners)* VOCs (From solvents, rugs, paints, glue and cleaners* Formaldehyde (From urea formaldehyde insulations)* Styrene monomer (from styrene insulation)* Toluene (From paoinsts, sovets, glue)* Tobacco Smoke * Asbestos (From old insulation)* Fecal Matter/Fecal coliform bacteria (Toilet flush spray)* Peanut Fragments/dust (Fom snacks) * Selenium (From ant traps)
Does mold eat?
Yes, mold does eat because,mold sometimes grows on food and it probobly eats so little you can't even notice.
What is the best flooring for basements?
the best flooring for basements is carpet because it does not scratch<< WRONG '''Carpeting is the worse thing to place in a basement as it traps moisture and can cause a major health problem do to mold and other bacteria growing under it .. You need no absorbant flooring materials'''
