Stachybotrys has the appearance of a greenish-black gelatin substance. Normally it has a slimy look because of its wet upper layer. If the water/moisture source feeding the mold disappears, the colony's appearance may change from slimy to dry and … [Continue reading]
Fusarium 411
Fusarium is commonly found outdoors in vegetation. However, from time to time it may be brought indoors where it can grow and thrive if the conditions are right. Fusarium is a mold that is usually white and fuzzy, but later grows to a pinkish hue. It … [Continue reading]
Tips To Prevent And Control Mold: Environmental Moisture/Dampness
Some environments and regions naturally have a higher humidity and moisture level than others. Naturally moist environments such as coastal areas, river valleys, and humid climate zones, are more likely to experience mold problems than naturally … [Continue reading]
Ingredient For Mold Growth: Moisture
Excess moisture and dampness is one of the most important factors in mold growth. Some molds only like slight dampness, and others prefer saturation. Stachybotrys, the toxic black mold, prefers extremely wet areas. There are many causes of moisture … [Continue reading]
Ingredient For Mold Growth: Nutrients
Of the three requirements for mold spores to thrive and multiply, the source of nutrients is the hardest to control. This is because the nutrients are not only made up of the building materials and furnishings of the home, but also simple house dust … [Continue reading]
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