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Post-Remediation Cleaning: What Should Happen After Mold Is Removed?
Removing moldy drywall or insulation isn’t necessarily the end of a remediation project. Dust, debris and mold particles may still need to be removed from surfaces and filtered from the…
Should You Clean Your HVAC System After Mold Remediation?
Should you clean your HVAC system after mold remediation? Sometimes – but not automatically. If mold or moisture has affected your air handler, coils, ductwork or other HVAC components, leaving…
Whole-Home Mold Detox: What Professional Air and Surface Treatment Can Do
Whole-home mold detox isn’t a medical treatment or a single fogging service. It’s a term for a more thorough approach to cleaning the home environment after mold contamination. In this…
Indoor Air Quality Testing After Mold Remediation: Is It Worth It?
Is indoor air quality testing worth doing after mold remediation? It can be, but a single air sample isn’t a universal pass/fail test for your home. In this guide, Spotless…
Will a Dehumidifier Get Rid of Mold?
Will a dehumidifier get rid of mold? Not by itself. A dehumidifier lowers excess moisture in the air, which can make your home less favorable for mold growth, but it…
What Pulls Mold Spores Out of the Air?
What actually pulls mold spores out of the air after mold has been found or disturbed? Professional remediation relies heavily on physical filtration. HEPA air scrubbers continuously draw room air…