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Controlling Mold and Moisture - Household Mold Guidance for Local Health Professionals
… can form, causing serious injury or death. Ensure rooms being cleaned are well-ventilated. Breathing fumes from cleaning solutions can be harmful. Discard materials that are wet and … who work in greenhouses where high levels of mold can be found, may have additional risk of breathing in mold. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the term “toxic … accurate and often makes people feel scared or panicked. There has been no link found between breathing in mold and experiencing toxic health effects. Certain molds can produce toxins, but … -
Controlling Indoor Mold
… not necessary to use humidifiers in homes. Normal activities such as cooking, showering, and breathing add adequate moisture to the air. If you have a rental property, consider including a … -
Mold and Flooding: Cleanup Tips and Guidance
… Allow to air dry. Mold and Flooding: Cleanup Tips and Guidance Be cautious. People with breathing problems, allergies, or weakened immune systems should avoid mold cleanup areas. … -
Mold - What Should I know?
… areas. These people include: People with asthma Children and the elderly Those with breathing problems or weakened immune systems (like those with cancer) Mold remediation … -
Cleaning Indoor Mold
… Cleaning Indoor Mold Who Should Clean? Those with breathing problems, allergies, or weakened immune systems should avoid mold cleanup. If the moldy … -
Cleaning Mold In Your Home
… door openings, windows floors and vents (the plastic should be at least 4 mm in thickness) A breathing respirator (to cover mouth and nose) with HEPA cartridges (available at most home … -
Mold and Health Guidance
… air and are not suspected to be a health hazard to the general public. Mold exposure from breathing indoor or outdoor air can be irritating and can aggravate allergies and asthma. Health … -
Health Professional: Mold Frequently Asked Questions
… others are potentially harmful, especially if eaten. However, there is little evidence that breathing mycotoxins in mold-contaminated buildings represents a health hazard. The American …