How many molds Must Invade My Home to Require Professional Mold Removal?
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Mold is a microscopic organism that helps break down organic materials, such as food, in the environment. It’s also found naturally in homes and can be a serious problem when it begins to grow uncontrolled inside. The most common symptom is a musty, damp odor. If you’ve been experiencing this odor, it’s time to call a professional. If you notice mold on non-porous surfaces, such as counters or cabinets, you can remove it with water and dish detergent. But if it’s on porous surfaces like drywall or carpet, you need to use a chemical-based product to kill the mold. The Environmental Protection Agency suggests that you call a professional if your mold infestation covers 10 square feet or more. You can also handle small mold problems yourself, if you have a mold-control chemical and a bit of knowledge. It usually takes a professional mold removal specialist a couple of days to clean and disinfect the affected area. They may also have to remove any damaged drywall, studs or personal items t