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Before building any house or structure, there must be raw material verification. This is one way to guarantee that the materials to be used in the construction would not be a source of mold. |
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The presence of molds cannot be avoided in homes and buildings because molds also exist in the materials which are used in their construction. Materials such as drywall, plywood, carpets, carpet padding, and furring strips provide food for mold to grow. This is because all aforementioned materials have cellulose and moisture. Hence, molds already become a threat prior to the completion of the structure. To prevent a mold-infested space, raw material verification must be performed to ensure that the materials do not allow mold growth. |
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