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#1644 - 12/22/06 06:27 PM Toxic Black Mold Resources - Helpful Starter Info
RemodelingGuy RemodelingGuy Super Do It Yourselfer Registered: 03/02/01 Posts: 914 Loc: Houston, Texas	First and foremost, I want to tell each and every person with a mold issue, that Toxic Black Mold CAN be killed and eliminated from your life. If you take the time to go thru the information that we provide you, you should find the answers to your questions, and if NOT, that's what we're here for. Begin by Educating yourself about what you are dealing with and how to Eradicate it. Our Main Mold Section: Start Here..... http://www.startremodeling.com/toxic_black_mold_main.htm Mold Education: http://www.startremodeling.com/Mold_Midew_Page.htm Free 33 page mold brochure on line at: http://www.startremodeling.com/toxic_mold_brochure.htm If these don't answer your questions, or point you in the right direction, post a question and we'll get to it right away. Good Luck! _________________________ Jimmy McDonald http://www.StartRemodeling.com Jimmy@StartRemodeling.com http://www.ToxicMoldUSA.com McMoldMan@ToxicMoldUSA.com Jimmy McDonald ( RemodelingGuy) specifically assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any information or process disclosed. The above further expressly advises that any use of or reliance upon the information and or opinion disclosed is at your risk .
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#1671 - 01/25/07 09:06 PM Re: Toxic Black Mold Resources - Helpful Starter Info [Re: RemodelingGuy]
provip provip Super Do It Yourselfer Registered: 03/03/01 Posts: 1153 Loc: Victoria, BC, Canada	Hey Jimmy, we deal with lots of mold problems in my region of the Pacific North West and Coastal Western Canada. The info you are providing is excellent. I promote this site whenever I can. Great Job!! keep er goin...... Bart _________________________ Bart Blainey, B.E.R. Consultant/Journeyman Carpenter Building Envelope Specialist Master Renovator provip@prodeck.org http://www.prodeck.org Barton Blainey (provip) specifically assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any information or process disclosed. The above further expressly advises that any use of or reliance upon the information and or opinion disclosed is at your risk .
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#1676 - 02/07/07 05:50 PM Re: Toxic Black Mold Resources - Helpful Starter Info [Re: provip]
Anonymous Anonymous Unregistered	i have penicillium mold in my bathroom. it has penetrated the wood framing. the builder wants to use a "paint that will encapsulate the mold" after it is cleaned. I want the materials removed and replaced. is the builder making this up? i have been researching this "paint" and cannot find it on any site about mold remediation. please help
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#1677 - 02/08/07 02:02 PM Re: Toxic Black Mold Resources - Helpful Starter Info [Re: Anonymous]
Admin5 Admin5 Super Do It Yourselfer Registered: 12/31/69 Posts: 28 Loc: n/a	There is NO Need to replace everything unless it is rotten. If the builder digs into the problem areas, removes the mold, sands down the staining and tests the area to assure you that the mold is gone, then encapsulating the area is the right procedure. Be sure to have it tested before signing off on it.
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#2956 - 03/21/08 08:05 PM Re: Toxic Black Mold Resources - Helpful Starter Info [Re: Admin5]
Anonymous Anonymous Unregistered	I agree. You have to clean it and sand down the spores embedded in the wood. Then your can use a mold prevention application to seal the wood to prevent further growth. Remediation is not a process of tearing everything out but salvaging what you can and cleaning the mold off of the items that can be cleaned.
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