Comments for Black Mold Removal Guide http://blackmoldremovalguide.com Learn what you need to know about black mold and black mold removal. Wed, 08 Sep 2010 05:55:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Will Bleach Remove Black Mold Permanently? by Erin http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/will-bleach-remove-black-mold-permanently/comment-page-1/#comment-162 Erin Wed, 08 Sep 2010 05:55:30 +0000 http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/?p=8#comment-162 I had a leak under my tub and I have this really awful smell in my bathroom and master bedroom, I looked under the tub and notice that there is blackish grey looking spots, I cant tell the diffrence if it is black mold, regular mold or just mildew. I have 2 small children and need to know what I can do to get rid of this substance before it harms my family? I had a leak under my tub and I have this really awful smell in my bathroom and master bedroom, I looked under the tub and notice that there is blackish grey looking spots, I cant tell the diffrence if it is black mold, regular mold or just mildew. I have 2 small children and need to know what I can do to get rid of this substance before it harms my family?

]]> Comment on Household Mold Removal Tips by Kelsey http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/household-mold-removal/comment-page-1/#comment-161 Kelsey Sun, 05 Sep 2010 21:22:14 +0000 http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/?p=168#comment-161 Informative article. I recommend using at least the bare minimum of protective mold removal gear, no matter what. This means basic plastic gloves, goggles, and some sort of face mask - even a disposable one is better than nothing. Unless you're a mold expert, it's often hard to distinguish between mold types, so it's better to be safe than sorry. Informative article. I recommend using at least the bare minimum of protective mold removal gear, no matter what. This means basic plastic gloves, goggles, and some sort of face mask – even a disposable one is better than nothing. Unless you’re a mold expert, it’s often hard to distinguish between mold types, so it’s better to be safe than sorry.

]]> Comment on How to Remove Black Mold from Leather by Anna Carner Blangiforti http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/how-to-remove-black-mold-from-leather/comment-page-1/#comment-160 Anna Carner Blangiforti Thu, 02 Sep 2010 16:36:24 +0000 http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/?p=36#comment-160 Although cleaning with soap (high pH and not great for leather) and using a soft bristle brush to get down to where the mold spores "hide" (almost impossible without damaging side effects) the method you suggest will not rid the leather of the unsightly black mold and, importantly, cannot ultimately inhibit mold spores from re-blooming. The leather may also dry with a faded appearance after all the rubbing. Yes, the leather will be cleaner to some extent, but the overall appearance and condition of the corium (interior) of the leather will not be enhanced using the suggested method. Black mold especially creates spots that usually create a permanent discoloration in leather. There are many types of mold (fungi) that are much easier to deal with on affected leather items and, after the proper care will look mold-free and healthy. My suggestion? Try Leather Therapy WASH to clean the leather & mold spots-- then a simple, light application of Leather Therapy Restorer/Conditioner will condition the leather WHILE INHIBITING MOLD GROWTH. FYI, these products are also used in many museums, automotive & furniture restoration situations as well. Well-known to horsemen who have lots of leather that is very prone to mold problems, Leather Therapy Restorer/Conditioner won the prestigious Product of the Year in 1997 in the equestrian industry. Check out LeatherTherapy.com for more information. Although cleaning with soap (high pH and not great for leather) and using a soft bristle brush to get down to where the mold spores “hide” (almost impossible without damaging side effects) the method you suggest will not rid the leather of the unsightly black mold and, importantly, cannot ultimately inhibit mold spores from re-blooming.

The leather may also dry with a faded appearance after all the rubbing. Yes, the leather will be cleaner to some extent, but the overall appearance and condition of the corium (interior) of the leather will not be enhanced using the suggested method.

Black mold especially creates spots that usually create a permanent discoloration in leather. There are many types of mold (fungi) that are much easier to deal with on affected leather items and, after the proper care will look mold-free and healthy.

My suggestion? Try Leather Therapy WASH to clean the leather & mold spots– then a simple, light application of Leather Therapy Restorer/Conditioner will condition the leather WHILE INHIBITING MOLD GROWTH. FYI, these products are also used in many museums, automotive & furniture restoration situations as well.

Well-known to horsemen who have lots of leather that is very prone to mold problems, Leather Therapy Restorer/Conditioner won the prestigious Product of the Year in 1997 in the equestrian industry. Check out LeatherTherapy.com for more information.

]]> Comment on Mold Removal Products and How to Use Them by kelly schmitt http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/mold-removal-products/comment-page-1/#comment-159 kelly schmitt Wed, 01 Sep 2010 20:24:57 +0000 http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/?p=67#comment-159 I am searching for a specific black mold removal product to purchase. What are some good choices, and where or what store may carry such a product? thanks I am searching for a specific black mold removal product to purchase. What are some good choices, and where or what store may carry such a product? thanks

]]> Comment on Will Bleach Remove Black Mold Permanently? by Allan http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/will-bleach-remove-black-mold-permanently/comment-page-1/#comment-158 Allan Wed, 01 Sep 2010 01:41:16 +0000 http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/?p=8#comment-158 I am very concerned about removing the mold spores forever or as close to forever as I can. And I would like to know what I can use. Bleach and or tilex for mold and is there a paint that I can use after the other work has been done. Where can I purchase this paint as well ? Thanks. I am very concerned about removing the mold spores forever or as close to forever as I can. And I would like to know what I can use. Bleach and or tilex for mold and is there a paint that I can use after the other work has been done. Where can I purchase this paint as well ? Thanks.

]]> Comment on Black Mold Removal Products by satwant singh http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/black-mold-removal-products/comment-page-1/#comment-156 satwant singh Sat, 28 Aug 2010 16:28:29 +0000 http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/?p=12#comment-156 Is there a test which can be conducted to confirm whether it is black mould? what kind of chemicals can be used to eliminate the mould? Is there a test which can be conducted to confirm whether it is black mould? what kind of chemicals can be used to eliminate the mould?

]]> Comment on Black Mold Removal by ASAP Waterproofing http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/black-mold-removal-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-155 ASAP Waterproofing Tue, 03 Aug 2010 19:34:24 +0000 http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/?p=304#comment-155 Good information about black mold. If you see that your home has <a href="http://www.asapwaterproofing.com/black-mold-symptoms-maryland" rel="nofollow">symptoms of black mold</a> you have to be very careful when removing the toxin. If the infected area is greater than a square foot, it is best to call a professional! Good information about black mold.
If you see that your home has symptoms of black mold you have to be very careful when removing the toxin.

If the infected area is greater than a square foot, it is best to call a professional!

]]> Comment on Pink Mold Removal Tips by Chris Stallings http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/pink-mold/comment-page-1/#comment-154 Chris Stallings Tue, 03 Aug 2010 14:08:28 +0000 http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/?p=126#comment-154 I don't know anything about the cleaning aspect, but the first paragraph isn't right where it says that this pink bacteria contains mold. Mold is a type of fungus, which is a completely different type of organism than bacteria, and they rarely if ever live together. I'm pretty sure this is just bacteria. I don’t know anything about the cleaning aspect, but the first paragraph isn’t right where it says that this pink bacteria contains mold. Mold is a type of fungus, which is a completely different type of organism than bacteria, and they rarely if ever live together. I’m pretty sure this is just bacteria.

]]> Comment on Mold Poisoning Is Serious Stuff by Kim Moore http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/mold-poisoning-is-serious-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-151 Kim Moore Tue, 20 Jul 2010 15:09:37 +0000 http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/?p=146#comment-151 How long, after the mold is removed, does it take to get over toxic mold poisioning? What do we do to get rid of toxic mold poisioning? How long, after the mold is removed, does it take to get over toxic mold poisioning? What do we do to get rid of toxic mold poisioning?

]]> Comment on Types of Mold by tom http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/types-of-mold/comment-page-1/#comment-136 tom Fri, 07 May 2010 01:10:02 +0000 http://blackmoldremovalguide.com/?p=32#comment-136 if i sprayed mold with bleach how do you know its dead and is kilz a good sealer? if i sprayed mold with bleach how do you know its dead and is kilz a good sealer?

]]>