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Mould Allergy Control
If you are suffering from any of the
mould allergy symptoms, your first step is to consult your health
specialist. It is as important to be cautious of, and ever watchful for, any possible mould growth
around you, either indoor or outdoor.
►Know
how doctors diagnose and treat mould health illnesses.
Have your own copy of the depth, informative, and health-saving
Mould Health Guidebook to know
mould health problems,
diagnosing mould health problems, curing mould health problems, plus
information about various types of moulds.
►Begin drying all
indoor wet materials immediately. Note that moulds
grow well in wet
and humid materials, therefore it is necessary to keep everything as dry
as possible.
►Keep
the indoor humidity level below 60%. Keep your humidity level at 30 to 40% range
to discourage moulds from growing. Having 70% or more humidity range is like
welcoming moulds in your house as your permanent guests. Provide
programmable dehumidifiers to keep your indoor humidity level safe from
mould growth. You should also clean your air-conditioners and
dehumidifiers from time to time because they can be easily infested with
moulds.
►Protect your health by
regularly
inspecting your home, furniture, and workplace for mould growth.
Mould
decontamination tips for your household properties such as kitchen
utensils, clothing, furniture, appliances, photographs, books, carpets,
and your other personal possessions are
readily available in
mold expert Phillip Fry's
Do
It Yourself Mould Prevention, Inspection, Testing, & Remediation Mould Book.
►Become
a Mould Professional.
Involve yourself in
mould education
to enhance your mould knowledge, thus, making it easier for you to do
mould remediation. Being a mould expert will not only keep you and
your family free from mould risks but will also help you earn great income
through
mould remediation and
mould
inspection. Enroll in online
mould training
and become
a Certified
Mould Inspector.
►Seek
for your landlord's help. If you are a mould victim tenant, review
your
landlord-tenant contract. Your landlord may have potential legal
liabilities to his tenants for mould damage to tenants' health, medical
bills for medical mould testing and treatment, loss of earnings because of
mould problems, mould damage to tenants' personal properties, moving
expenses, testing, and remediation of the rental units. Learn all about
your mould legal rights by reading mould expert Phillip Fry's in depth
ebook
Mold Legal Guide. Consider using
Tenant Notices to Landlord about Mould.
►Banish
mould infestations with fungicides made especially for moulds.
Using chlorine bleach is not an
effective for successful
mould remediation. Bleach is good only in changing the color of the
moulds and not in permanently killing mould growth. Read more about
bleach and mold.
Mould sensitive individuals
should avoid areas that are likely to have mould, such as compost piles,
cut grass, and wooded areas. In situations where mould exposure is
unavoidable, sensitive people should wear protective gears including a
tight-fitting face mask, rubber gloves, eye goggles, and outer clothing
(long sleeves and long pants) that can be easily discarded, laundered or
removed in the work area.
SOURCES
http://www.onlineallergycenter.com/airborneallergies/
http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSIHW000/7945/8212.html
http://allergies.about.com/cs/molds/a/aa071999.htm
http://www.cdc.gov/nceh/airpollution/mould/moldfacts.htm
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