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| There are a number of processes involved in mold remediation procedures. The first step in addressing any indoor mold problem is diminishing the source of moisture. The second step is mold removal. To remedy minor mold problems, people can resort to the following: exposure to the sun, ventilation and household cleansers. The use of non-porous building materials is also a good option. For major mold situations, contacting a professional is the only choice. Mold cleanup not only involves the elimination of the mold but also the removal of the contaminated objects. Mold can be removed through dry ice freeze blasting, dry fog, damp wipe and HEPA vacuum. Before anything can be done, however, the structure should undergo mold testing first. | |||
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