Of the 21.8 million people who reported having asthma in the US, 4.6 million are attributable to mold or damp exposure, according to Real Time Lab. Even though mold isn’t something anyone wants to think about, it’s necessary to be aware of it and take...
Did you know that Americans spend around 90 percent of their time indoors? Studies reveal that indoor air pollutant levels are two to five times higher than outdoor levels (Source: EPA). Poor indoor air quality can have serious health implications, and one of the...
Can mold cause cancer? The National Cancer Institute found that a certain type of mold is closely associated with cancer. Different types of mold can occur both outdoors and indoors. Mold can produce spores that float in the air, causing severe health issues. Mold...
Have you ever had your home professionally assessed for mold? Your home likely has some because, in the US, around 50-60% of homes have some level of mold growth. Mold exposure is linked to various health issues, from respiratory problems and skin irritation to more...
Mold… it’s not just for the leftover bread you left out too long. It’s also a potentially hidden element in your house that can cause health problems and damage your property. Hiring mold inspectors is the best way to get accurate results. Today...
Molds are microbes formed by certain types of fungi. There are at least 100,000 different types in the world, but some scientists estimate that there may be three times that many. Molds reproduce in large numbers through spores. They can trigger or exacerbate...
