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For
Ecology College Online students &
PCI MEMBERS
ONLY
If you are a current
student [or already trained and certified] of the Professional Certification Institute
and/or the Ecology College Online, you are authorized to enter this in depth, 400+
page website that is frequently updated.
Please type in your password which has been separately emailed to you and click on "Log-in"
button.
If you are a new PCI student, or if you have already paid your 2008 membership renewal dues,
please get the new password by
emailing PCI.
(Please Note:
Password is case sensitive.)
Not yet
mold trained
and mold certified?
Now's the time to get the best mold
training and environmental training in the mold industry. To be trained and
certified as a Certified Mold Inspector,
Certified Mold Remediator,
or Certified Environmental Hygienist,
please email Phillip Fry, Dean of Admissions
and/or visit website:
Mold Training
and Certification.
Read all 5 mold advice ebooks in
the
Mold Library for only $49 to learn: (1)
do-it-yourself mold inspection, testing, and remediation techniques;
(2) medical mold diagnostic/treatment procedures; and (3) mold legal issues.
The books are also included as part
of the mold training courses.
You can buy these five helpful mold
advice books separately for $15.00 each or in the
Mold Library Combination for only $49.00.
The ebooks are delivered to your email address by email attachments within
12-24 hours of your order. "I've purchased and devoured all of your
mold guides - they are excellent, and extremely helpful. Worth every penny!
(more, really)..." emailed book customer D.N. on July 8, 2005.
Other Educational Mold Websites---
Mold Inspector
Mold Inspection
Mold
Mold Business
Indoor Pollution
Learn why bleach is ineffective in killing mold
on porous surfaces like most building
materials and surfaces such as walls and floors:
Bleach Mold Myth.
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Mold Skin Disorder caused by exposure to Chaetomium Mold.
Photo by Certified Mold Inspector Hank Taylor of Southern
California's
Indoor Environmental Control.
Mold growth removed from one of many skin cysts spreading
across a mold victim's body.
Large amounts
of mold growth on the outside of an air conditioning register grill.
Mold growth
inside air conditioning duct just inside the
register grill show in the photo above.
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