Is there a strange odor gradually spreading all over your house and you can’t seem to figure out the source? Wondering how those unsightly, black spots on your drywall got there? Well, you probably have … Read more
Mold refers to a wide variety of fungal species that love making a home of porous and organic structures within the house, especially during the warmer, humid seasons. While metal is neither organic like wood … Read more
Ultraviolet light is the short-wavelength of the violet end of the spectrum. This is not visible to your naked eye. UV light has been used in the industry of disinfection of bacteria, fungus, and mold among … Read more
Ozone generators are devices that emit ozone which is used for removing air pollutants. They simply disinfect the air by removing germs and odors. In some cases, ozone generators are also used in purifying water. Ozone … Read more
Before tackling mold remediation, we need to first know what is mold. Mold are a type of fungi with different species that take different colors like black, white, greenish-gray, and pink among others. What determines … Read more
Mold is a type of fungi that grows in humid areas. It spreads by way of mold spores that are tiny particles found in the air. There are various species of mold that can be identified by way … Read more
Mold is a type of fungi that grows in humid areas and it produces spores. You can notice mold in your home by way of a musty odor and color change on surfaces. There are … Read more
Mold belong to the fungi group and is a greenish-grey matter that grows in areas that are high in humid levels. Mold emits an earthy pungent smell. There are different types of mold and can … Read more
Mold is a type of fungi that grows in humid areas and on various surfaces. The idea environment for mold to grow is moisture, and is easily spotted in insulation materials, carpet, fabrics, wallpaper, and … Read more
An air ionizer is a device that freshens the air in your house by producing negative ions which attract dust particles that then become heavy and settle on surfaces. These surfaces are later cleaned up. … Read more
