Yes! Germ Doc™ is our E.P.A. registered Mildew stat that kills mold and mildew and the odors caused by them. Use the B.O.S.S. as your cleaner and Germ Doc as your spores and funguses killer. NO! Germ Doc™ is phosphate free, no chlorine bleaches and no phenols. Safe around people, food and pets.

Not with the naked eye. 250,000 spores can fit on the head of a pin. They are so light they will stay suspended in the air for 8 hours in a room with zero air movement. See similar questions...

You can find Simple Solution at most pet stores including national pet chains like Petco and PetsMart. You can also purchase Simple Solution from pet supply mail order catalogs. If you have trouble finding a Simple Solution retailer near you, please let us know and we will try to help you find a retailer convenient to you. See similar questions...

Palkar will, when subjected to extended damp weather, collect mold and mildew. The material however can be cleaned with a solution of mild household detergent and water. with most vinyl products, Palkar will become less flexible in the coldest weather conditions. However, unless subjected to unusual impact, it will not break or crack. Our products have been engineered to accommodate temperatures ranging from -65?F to 120?F. See similar questions...

Because Sierra Stone forms a porus surface water actually drains off to the grade of the substrate and does not sit on top of the surface. Water doesn't puddle up, which means the surface dries fast and is more resistant to black and green mold and mildew ? it is also less susceptible to icy patches in winter. See similar questions...

Since the home does not leak, the only thing that would cause mold or mildew would be condensation. We have no problem with that because an air handling system is installed that circulates and changes the air. The system also removes any build up of radon. Our homes have far less radon infiltration than a conventional home because of the tightness of the structure, and what does come in is quickly removed by the air handling system. See similar questions...

Ans. Mold and mildew start in a cool, moist, dark environment and spread from there. Inside the evaporator coil or the supply plenum of an air conditioning system is a perfect place if the system is low on freon or the evaporator coil is stopped up with dirt. Ultra Violet lights are good for getting rid of mold and mildew. See similar questions...

The most effective thing to do to avoid mold growth in the home is to keep the indoor relative humidity below 45% year round. Use a hygrometer to monitor relative humidity and dehumidify when necessary. Any structural problems that cause leakage should be fixed. Any materials that have been contaminated should be discarded if they cannot be adequately cleaned to remove mold. Molds are not only powerful allergens but they can also release toxins that can cause health related problems. See similar questions...

Vinyl products will, when subjected to extended damp weather, collect mold and mildew. They are, however, easily cleaned with a solution of mild household detergent and water. [Return] See similar questions...

When household goods are in transit, they generally do not remain stationary long enough to be exposed to mold or mildew. Mold and mildew are excluded in this transit policy. See similar questions...

It's difficult, but the good news is, you need not worry about contamination from surfaces. That's a good thing. The British cleaned up a highly contaminated former bioresearch site using formaldehyde mixed with sea water. It took almost 30 years. Use the same safeguards hospitals use: Wash hands, clean surfaces, utensils, glassware. But remember: Anthrax spores virtually never enter the lungs from the ground or surfaces. See similar questions...

Mold spores are tiny bacteria less than 4 microns in size -- so small that as many as 250,000 spores can fit on a pinhead and a person can inhale as many as 750,000 of these spores per minute! To help comprehend how small mycotoxins are, one common housefly could carry about 7.35 billion attached to its external body hairs. Consequently, IF 50,000 constitute a theoretically lethal dose, a housefly could carry a lethal dose for over 100,000 individuals. See similar questions...

Answer: It should not be used inside, the residue is to difficult to remove without rinsing, we recommend only using it outside See similar questions...

Mold and mildew can occur when warm, moist air condenses on a cold surface. Many building products will support mold growth, especially wood-based products. Mold in a home can often go undetected since it tends to occur on the coldest surfaces, such as closets on outside walls (especially when the walls are improperly insulated), behind furniture, and in attics and basements. See similar questions...

In normal conditions, the gaps between the wood slats and the special mesh base ensure good airflow and quick drying which inhibits mold and mildew growth on the decking. If installed in exterior areas which remain damp and out of direct sunlight, then some growth of mold or mildew may occur as with conventional wood decking See similar questions...

Vinyl products will, when subjected to extended damp weather, collect mold and mildew. They are, however, easily cleaned with a solution of mild household detergent and water. See similar questions...

Well first remove the mold and mildew with a detergent and grout brush! Then try getting some natural light into your bathroom! Also keep your shower door open ( After you shower!) along with your bathroom door! You may also want to invest in a after shower product like "clean shower" or x-14 after shower spray and apply as directed. See similar questions...

If you see mold growth, water stains, dripping water supply lines, etc., it is a good idea to have a Certified Mold Inspector test that surface and the indoor air for an accurate representation of mold spores. Where there is no visible mold growth, but there is a musty or moldy odor, again, have the air inspected. It is always better to be safe than sorry. See similar questions...