Molds can cause diseases in humans and animals. These health effects can result from allergenic sensitivity to mold, from the growth of disease-causing molds in the body, or from ingestion or inhalation of mycotoxins produced by molds. Let’s take a look at the three main types of heal

Molds reproduce by producing and emitting mold spores into the air. These mold spores can travel anywhere air goes. So that means that mold spores are everywhere doesn’t it? It sure does. So what determines whether mold will actually start to grow once a mold spores touches down? It a

Most people lump mold and mildew together as the same thing. But these fungi do have several key differences that will be helpful to know when you encounter them. Similarities: Both mold and mildew are members of the fungi kingdom. They grow in moist or humid areas, like bathrooms and

You’re exposed to mold every day, but what do you really know about it? Is it a plant or an animal? What does it look like? Is all mold toxic? Learn the answers to these questions, and many more, as we explore mold in depth. What is mold? Mold is a type of fungus that grows in multice

Some of the most serious moisture problems develop out of sight. Moisture can accumulate behind walls or underneath building materials, leading to hidden mold and moisture problems that gnaw away at your building and leave students feeling sick. All the while, you’re completely

Moisture problems can pose risks to student health and cause serious damage to building integrity. Schools present their own set of challenges with their complex structures and wet areas, like bathrooms, kitchens and locker rooms. While not all moisture problems can be avoided, you ca