Re: Soda Blasting For Mold Removal???

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The simple way to see if it's clearable is to run air sample tests and swabs
with a mold count and identifier. Unless this is done in a controlled manner,
over and over again, people can go back and forth about what is effective or
increases the problem exponentially. Back it with tests, not opinions.

On 12/06/06, Ned Bison wrote:
> On 12/04/06, Rem Dude wrote:
>> Sean, since there is no governing or regulatory body for the mold
>> remediation industry, I don’t see how any remediation protocol no matter
>> how poorly conceived can be “banned”.
>> RD
>
> Can the protocol call for the use of DDT? The chemicals used to kill mold are
> regulated and governed by Federal and State EPA agencies and those chemicals
> can be banned.
>
>> However, there are plenty of indoor
>> air quality and environmental consultants who will not recommend the
>> procedure nor clear a structure that has been remediated with the method.
>
> If the mold has been removed why would a air quality or environmental
> consultant not clear a structure? What procedures will they sign off on?