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Usually dust buildup on your Air Intake or HVAC Registers is no more than an indication that you need to replace your HVAC air filters more often. However if you have sustained high humidity in your home (60% or more), plus dust buildup in your HVAC system, your system is most likely growing and spreading […]

There are over-the-counter products like “Kilz” and others that will slow, or even stop mold growth. However, this will not always eliminate the problem and can still cause serious health effects. To ensure your home is completely mold-free call Mold Busters or another certified mold remediation company to take care of the issue for you.

All types of mold can cause health issues if there are enough of them. Black mold is well known because it is common and even at low concentrations can cause health issues.

There are many common particles in the air that can be harmful to breathe. Mold definitely makes the list! The type of mold, the quantity of it in the home, as well as the individual’s tolerances will all factor into the actual effects the mold has. Mold is often not visible in the home and

Again, depending on the type of mold spore growing, illnesses can be allergies or sinus infections, or even Alzheimer’s Disease and MS! The illnesses associated with mold can be serious. If you are feeling sick and cannot figure out why getting your home tested for mold could help. Common symptoms caused by mold inlcude: Runny

This is a common misconception when it comes to mold treatment. But the bleach doesn’t kill the mold. They lose their color and appear to be gone, however, the spores will not die. They continue to grow and spread, often getting worse because the bleach can add moisture and humidity.

Mold spores are constantly flowing throughout the open air. However, in open spaces, they are combined with so much fresh air that they hardly ever have an effect on the body. Sometimes, especially in spring, the outdoor count gets too high and create outdoor allergies. No looking indoors, if moisture gets onto a porous surface

Yes, it is. As mold grows it releases toxic spores through the house. They can get into the vents and be pumped through the entire house. These spores are then breathed in by the occupants and can cause serious medical problems.