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Improve on the construction of your
home, find out about Mold Free Drywall and get rid of black mold on
drywall.
To
reduce the
amount of "food" available for mold to live on, replace your old
drywall with a newer technology. Drywall usually has a paper matting on
both sides. Mold thrives on paper as a food source. Black mold on
drywall is eating away at the paper, not the gypsum filler. Paper,
being cellulose is black mold's favorite food source.
By
building with glass matt drywall, you will be eliminating a major
source of mold. It is very difficult, if not impossible, to eliminate
the mold growing within your walls. Once there is moisture and there is
a food source (paper), then mold will eventually begin growing. But
using the glass matt eliminates the food source and it will eliminate
black mold on drywall just for that reason.
Throughout
"How
to get Rid of Black Mold",
I speak volumes about eliminating
or reducing moisture. But the glass matted drywall will naturally
inhibit mold growth because mold can't eat the glass. If you have a
very damp area (basement, bathroom) you may not be able to kill mold
100% of the time, but the glass matt product will definately eliminate
most of the black mold on drywall that could crop up.
In
the average house, 70% to 80% of walls are made of drywall. That is
an enormous surface area. Since practically no one takes all of the
proper precautions to limit mold growth within the home, you can just
imagine the problem this represents. Be especially concerned with the
basement because the black mold on drywall can not always be seen due
to limits on lighting, the dampness and moisture between the concrete
outer wall and the warm inner drywall, and because the basement is THE
place for mold to grow. All the right conditions exist in just about
every basement to form black mold on drywall.
You
can find out more about this new technology for drywall and find a
supplier at this site: www.stopfeedingmold.com
where you can also download a brochure.
Also
remember that in order to clean, kill, and permanently end mold in your
home you should learn the secrets of mold removal featured in my site.
Howard
Doughman
This
article may be linked only
in its full form. The author,
Former
Director Environmental Services
links, and information MUST remain fully
intact.
St. Francis Hospital of Evanston
1998-2000
http://www.mold-removal-tips.com/
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