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zukes · 03-11-2010, 09:20 AM

I am a property insurance adjuster in Ontario....we deal with mold all the time.

Removal of the afftected area is always best, especially if we are talking a big area. Try to avoid disturbing the mold area as much as possible so as to not allow as much to get airbourne. Spray the remaining area with the stuff I describe below.

If you are leaving the structure (drywall, flooring etc) then go to Home Depot and get their mold product. It is an anti-microbial and it is basically the same stuff that most renovation contractors use. Use it, wipe away the mould, then spray again.

Mold DOES NOT die with just bleach.

03-11-2010, 09:20 AM	#12
zukes Nostradamus Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: London Ont. Exp:	I am a property insurance adjuster in Ontario....we deal with mold all the time. Removal of the afftected area is always best, especially if we are talking a big area. Try to avoid disturbing the mold area as much as possible so as to not allow as much to get airbourne. Spray the remaining area with the stuff I describe below. If you are leaving the structure (drywall, flooring etc) then go to Home Depot and get their mold product. It is an anti-microbial and it is basically the same stuff that most renovation contractors use. Use it, wipe away the mould, then spray again. Mold DOES NOT die with just bleach. __________________ agggghhhhhh!!!