Mold in the Work Environment

Work is an inevitable part of everyday life. Many of us spend up to forty hours a week at our jobs. With such a large portion of our lives spent dedicated to our jobs, it’s important to make sure that the place we spend so much of our time in is a safe, healthy environment.

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http://www.indoorrestore.com/resources/articles/2010/09/24/mold-in-the-work-environment/

San Francisco - Mold and Older Buildings

San Francisco's historic homes are a sight to see and a dream-come-true to live in. But San Francisco's year-round high humidity and older buildings can create the perfect breeding ground for mold.

http://www.indoorrestore.com/resources/articles/2010/08/26/san-francisco-mold-and-older-buildings/

Asthma, Mold, and Indoor Air Quality

Asthma is a chronic respiratory problem that affects over 34 million Americans. Recent studies reveal mold and poor Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) as contributors to serious asthma symptoms, from itchy eyes and sneezing to full-blown asthma attacks. Having the IAQ tested in your home can be the first step to relieving these symptoms and living a healthier life.

http://www.indoorrestore.com/resources/articles/2010/09/08/asthma-mold-and-indoor-air-quality/

Flooding, Water Damage and Mold - Reacting to a Hurricane

As hurricane season comes into full effect, those in potentially affected territories should have an action plan not only for what steps to take during a storm but also for how to handle the dramatic aftermath of a storm. Often, areas affected by a hurricane experience severe flooding, which can damage the interior of homes and encourage rapid mold growth.

http://www.indoorrestore.com/resources/articles/2010/08/24/flooding-water-damage-mold-reacting-hurricane/