I noticed that bleach will clean, but should I be worried that it may
come back?

I just used bleach on our wooden cabinets and not sure if my mold
problem will come back.
Is there some kind of training anyone knows which will help me through
the process of cleaning mold and which methods to use. I am not sure
if I can afford a company to do this, because I heard they can be very
expensive.

Thanks in Advance.

Markus

On Sep 29, 10:47*pm, wrote:
I noticed that bleach will clean, but should I be worried that it may
come back?

I just used bleach on our wooden cabinets and not sure if my mold
problem will come back.
Is there some kind of training anyone knows which will help me through
the process of cleaning mold and which methods to use. I am not sure
if I can afford a company to do this, because I heard they can be very
expensive.

Thanks in Advance.

Markus

Mold will come back if you dont remedy the conditions that caused the
mold, mainly damp conditions.

On Sep 29, 11:47*pm, wrote:
I noticed that bleach will clean, but should I be worried that it may
come back?

I just used bleach on our wooden cabinets and not sure if my mold
problem will come back.
Is there some kind of training anyone knows which will help me through
the process of cleaning mold and which methods to use. I am not sure
if I can afford a company to do this, because I heard they can be very
expensive.

Thanks in Advance.

Markus

The bleach will kill any mold that it comes into contact with, but
it is not going to keep it from returning if the conditions are
right. You need to kill the mold, remove it, and change the
conditions that allowed it to grow in the first place.

I suggest that since you don't know what a mold mitigation company
might charge, you should ask them. First check them out locally as
there are some real sleazy outfits out there. I would suggest you may
want to look for those outfits that work with property that has
suffered a fire. They have generally been in business longer and are
generally well prepared to handle mold.

If you are going to work on this yourself, you should be aware that
if you have a serious mold problem, you also have a problem that can
cause you serious medical problems, if you don't handle it right. Also
be aware that mold is almost everywhere so having a small amount of
mold in your home is not always a problem, in fact it would be a very
unusual home that does not.

I had the experience with a friend that has an outfit come in and
do some air test, which turned out (according to them) very serious.
I asked to see the results and then I asked them to go out the front
door and do the same test. .... Well what do you know, it was the
same as inside. The property backed up to a river. Of course there
is going to me mold in the air inside.

Just be careful as this stuff can be dangerous, and many of the
contractors are at least as dangerous.

On Sep 30, 4:47 am, wrote:
I noticed that bleach will clean, but should I be worried that it may
come back?


Markus
As was written earlier, mould spores

are in the air everywhere all the time.
However, they are not usually a

problem. But, when they land on

something that is damp or wet then

they settle and grow.

Mould does not grow on anything

that is dry.

The solution, sort out what is making

the thing they are growing on damp.

Usually, things are damp because of

water vapour from the kitchen,

bathroom or the breath we exhale.

Solution, use extractor fans in the

kitchen and bathroom, make sure

they run for at least 20 minutes after

use. Always keep the kitchen and

bathroom doors closed. Do not dry

towels or other things on radiators or

indoors at all.

Open the windows for five minutes in

the morning and evening to let the

water vapour escape.

If you don't want to get cold, buy and

use a de-humidifier, a de-humidifier will dry the place out over about
3 weeks.
Perry