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2004 university study reports that
bleach does NOT kill mold!!!
"While bleach is often recommended for
remediation of surface mold on wood, our [university research study]
results illustrate that the treatment does not eliminate the surface
microflora," is the conclusion of the Oregon State University
study of the effects of chlorine bleach on mold growth on Douglas fir
wood [an important timber crop in the state of Oregon]. The research
study was conducted by Professor Jeffrey Morrell, Dept. of Wood
Science, Oregon State University, as assisted by Adam Taylor [graduate
research assistant] and Camille Freitag [Senior Research Associate],
as published in Forest Products Journal, 54:4, 2004.
Also read:
Bleach Mold Myth
Read the new sample
Mold
Remediation Client Contract
"The only sure way to [kill mold] requires the physical
elimination of mold and moldy materials by thorough cleaning or removal of
the affected materials."---American Industrial Hygiene Association. |
Just four words neatly
summarize what has to be done in effective and safe mold removal and mold remediation:
CONTAIN, KILL, REMOVE, and PROTECT.
(1) CONTAIN
the mold from spreading into uncontaminated areas;
(2) KILL
the mold;
(3) REMOVE
the dead mold; and
(4) PROTECT
the cleaned out area against future mold infestations.
Client Contract Mold Remediation
Bleach Mold Myth
How To Kill Mold
Epa Mold Remediation
Nyc Mold Recommendations
Water Damage Restoration
Hepa Vacuum Techniques
Antimicrobial Coating Benefits
Mold Insurance Exclusion
Coverage Plus Use Directions
Epa Bans Unregistered Fungicide
Hydrogen Peroxide Dangers
Bleach Hard Surfaces
Remediation Q & A
Hurricane Tornado Damage
Msds Requirement
Schools Commercial Buildings
Negative Building Pressure
Power Washing Tips
Photocatalytic Air Purifier
Mold Remediation Questions
Hydrogen Peroxide Ohsa Rules
Flood Mold Remediation
Cedar Siding Mold
High Tech Containment Walls |
