FAQ

FAQ's About How To Get Rid Of Black Mold
And it NEVER comes back . . .

Queston: How do you get rid of black mold on the wall?
First, the mold grew on the wall because the wall is wet. You must find the source of the moisture. Second, correct the problem that is causing the moisture. Third, you need to follow careful instructions on cleaning up the mold. Dead or Alive mold can be harmful to you.

Question: How to get rid of mold?
Eliminate the source of moisture that allows the mold to thrive. Discover how to keep mold from ever coming back in "How To Get Rid Of Black Mold".

Question: How to remove mold?
Mold removal can be as simple as wiping it up. It can also be as sophisticated as cleaning up asbestos! In my eBook "How To Get Rid Of Black Mold", the levels of complexity in cleanup are outlined and discussed in easy to follow steps.

Question: What does toxic black mold look like?
It looks like black or green spots. It can be fuzzy or just a bunch of small spots. There is no telling the difference between black mold and harmless mold. You will find a sure way in my book.

Question: What grows mold faster wheat or white bread?
That's a trick question because there are too many different factors to consider. The moisture content in each loaf of bread is different, the amount of preservatives in each loaf of bread is different, and the environment in which the bread has been in is different for each loaf. In fact no one can answer that question.

Question: What's the secret for mold mildew smell removal?
One of the first signs of a mold and mildew problem is the smell. You've smelled it before and it's described as "musty", "basement smell", "stale air", etc. Just as in removing black mold, you must eliminate the moisture source first, then clean up and remove the mold and mildew, and then air out the area. This can be difficult in some instances so read the book to find out more details.

Question: Can I get rid of that mildew smell when turning on the air conditioning?
You're hot and sweaty. Cool relief is on the way, then BAM! you're hit with that stale blast of wind. There are several ways discussed throughout the eBook "How To Get Rid Of Black Mold" on getting rid of mold, mildew, and fungus. In general clear up the source of moisture. Then clean up the mold. This book will take you through the tough problems and solve them.

Question: Does bleach kill mold?
Bleach kills just about everything. You must be careful with bleach. Even the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says not to use bleach.

Question: What do I use to remove mold?
There are several tools needed for removing mold. In fact, it depends on the type of job in front of you. Inside "How To Get Rid Of Black Mold" there are strict guidelines explained when determining what protection you'll need. Also different techniques and tools are discussed.

Question: Are mold allergies worse when it rains?
Actually mold allergies can be worse when it rains. Mold spores are dispursed into the air by the mechanical force of water striking mold colonies. Then these air borne spores relocate and begin new colonies. So it is entirely possible that allergies get worse when it rains.

Question: Are there home solutions to remove black mold?
There are several solutions to remove black mold. First eliminate the moisture source. Then clean up the mold as discussed in "How To Get Rid Of Black Mold". There are differences in procedures depending on the job you must do. There are also several technological ways to keep mold from coming back. Educate yourself to keep from over-exposing yourself and ruining your health.

Question: How does mold grow?
Mold spores are everywhere. They are in every bit of air we breathe. Outside air will contain less concentrations of mold spores because the spores are not contained indoors. In our homes is where there's a problem. In the 1970's housing insulation technologies improved to save us money on our heating bills. But it also made a perfect environment for mold and mildew to grow. Black mold becomes a problem when it is allowed to grow unchecked.

Mold grows when the spores land on a moist surface that is wood or cellulose based. Moisture allows it to grow and the wood, fiber, cellulose, etc. is its food source.

The mold then spreads more spores through the air to reproduce. Keeping you're indoors mold free is actually impossible, but reducing mold to its minimum just takes following my simple steps in "How To Get Rid Of Black Mold". 

Question: Can mold cause headaches?
Mold does cause headaches indirectly. Your body senses that it is under attack when your immune system begins to wear down. The immune system fights off the effects of mold. This is one of the sure signs of mold in house. Your body gives you headaches and you feel very tired and worn down so that you rest. This is the only way for the immunce system to renew. Unfortunately if you keep getting headaches, which is the only reason you are looking it up online, you are overexposed to mold.

Figure out if your headache is caused by mold in the following ways: first, if you always feel better after being away from home for a long period of time. Also if you feel worse and worse as it gets later in the weekend. Second, try a session in the tanning booth. Believe it or not, if you breathe easier during and after the session there is a huge chance that mold is the problem. 

In the upper left hand portion of this page you can get the "Top 10 Mold / Mildew Solutions" and see what one actual nightmare a client of mine HAD. This client followed my advice and is healthy now.