Mould/Sick Buildings Archive
29.09.2008 08:14
1. Resolve Moisture Problem
Most importantly, the source of the water accumulation must be identified and fixed or fungal growth will continue to occur. If you have a high relative humidity in a room or area (55% or higher), then you should strongly consider a dehumidifier. To determine the relative humidity, you will need a relative humidity sensor, also known as a moisture meter or hygrometer (Relative Humidity Sensor Buying Guide).
Read more … How to Clean Up a Mould Problem
29.09.2008 08:04
"The only factor that can be controlled is moisture."
National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)
statement on controlling mold
"The way to control indoor mold growth
is to control moisture.”
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Read more … Ways to Prevent Mould Problems
23.08.2008 15:14
Mould can degrade buildings and cause adverse health effects. We have apparently little or no adverse health effects from breathing mould spores outdoors or eating and drinking them in bread, cheese, beer and wine (in moderation, of course). Problems with mould start when one or several species become established indoors.
Read more … WHAT’S ALL THE FUSS ABOUT MOULD LATELY
