(NewsUSA)- It's a primary cause of indoor allergens in the winter, it filters through the air both indoors and out, and it can cause serious health problems. Mold -; a dreaded houseguest -; can grow on almost any surface, especially damp ones. Think you're safe?
According to the American Lung Association and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, one-third to one-half of all structures have conditions in which mold can grow and thrive.
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And while the recommended way to treat mold is by eliminating the water or moisture source in the area, how do you safely and effectively remove mold that has already grown?
Many products on the market are either ineffective, limited to what type of surface the mold is growing on or toxic. As a result, cleaning mold yourself can be taxing and even frustrating.
Red Reef Laboratories, Inc., however, has developed a new, unique system called BioClear that utilizes Red Reef's products to eliminate pathogens, reduce allergens and minimize cross-contamination. This non-invasive and highly effective system is still non-toxic, biodegradable and safe to use in poorly ventilated areas, making it a breakthrough in the mold-cleaning market.
And since cleaning mold is only half the battle, Red Reef Laboratories offers these tips to keep mold at bay in your home:
* Check to be sure your indoor humidity is between 30 and 60 percent. You can control this with air conditioning and a dehumidifier.
* Add extra insulation to areas, such as windows, that create condensation.
* Be on the lookout for standing water. Air conditioning or refrigerator drip pans can be a problem.
* Look up. Regularly check your ceiling for leaks or drips.
* Open doors inside your home, such as between rooms and those to closets, that will help keep the air circulating properly.
* Use area rugs. These can regularly be washed, which helps avoid any mold growth.
* Fix any leaks immediately.
For more information about Red Reef Laboratories (RRLB), visit www.redreef.biz .
Monday, February 18, 2008
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