Simple Steps Can Reduce Health Hazardous Mold in Flood-Damaged Homes
September 07, 2010
September 07, 2010
NEW BERLIN, Wis., Sept. 7 -- The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency issued the following news release:
It is important to clean, disinfect and completely dry areas in your flood-affected home to reduce the risk of mold, spores that can cause health hazards or structural damage.
Mold is a necessary part of the environment; without it, leaves would not decay and aspects of soil enrichment could not happen. However, nose an . . .
It is important to clean, disinfect and completely dry areas in your flood-affected home to reduce the risk of mold, spores that can cause health hazards or structural damage.
Mold is a necessary part of the environment; without it, leaves would not decay and aspects of soil enrichment could not happen. However, nose an . . .