The EZ Mold Test Kit detects the genus of all molds cultured inside the Petri dish. The laboratory analysis will also provide a colony count to help compare indoor and outdoor air samples.

It can be carefully misted on drywall, however, nothing can remove mold growth from drywall. Drywall with visible mold growth on it must be carefully removed and disposed of.

The color of the mold may change as the mold dies, but the product won't dissolve the mold. The MX-501 is a fungicide, not a cleaner or a bleach.

No

Yes. Mix 3 ounces of product per gallon of water (or equivalent use dilution). Follow the injection and/or extraction procedures as specified for any conventional steam cleaning equipment you are using. For rotary floor machines, mix 1 ounce per gallon of water and spray on carpet at a rate of 300-500 sq. ft. per gallon. For use on washable synthetic fibers. Do not use on wool. Test color fastness of carpet before use. Apply diluted product to a small, concealed spot, then rub with a clean white cloth. If color changes or transfers to cloth, a water-based product should not be used. After using the product, set carpet pole in one direction with a stiff brush. Place aluminum foil under the legs of furniture while carpet is drying. Over-wetting can cause carpet to shrink. Manufacturer assumes no responsibility for over-wetting misuse. Note: This product must not be mixed with other cleaning products.

It's not designed to be a preventative, so it should be re-applied on a maintenance basis, every week to every month - depending upon moisture.

No

Yes, however, it can only be used on trim and frame lumber.

Yes, but only on sealed concrete.

Treat surfaces with a damp enough coat to keep the surface visibly damp for at least ten minutes.

Once mold has been killed and removed, a fungicidal sealant is recommended to help prevent future mold contamination. This is especially useful in attics, crawlspaces, new construction, and any area that receives constant temperature an pressure changes.

The only product that's safe for shingles is the Mold and Mildew Stain Cleaner, but it must be applied in a manner that won't remove the grit from the shingles. Take care during the application.

No, the Trask Products aren't sold in retail locations.

The Trask products can be ordered directly from the website, or you can print out an order form and mail that to us with a money order, personal check or cashier's check.

Protective equipment is highly recommended. When working in a moldy environment with chemicals, be sure to wear a P100 respirator that also protects against organic vapors and acid gas. Also, wear gloves, goggles that completely cover your eyes, and full body coveralls.

Bleach and bleach based products are terrific stain removers, and are sometimes helpful to remove mold staining, but they can't kill mold.

Mold is controlled by controlling moisture. Mold needs a moisture source in order to grow. To help prevent mold in the future, apply a fungicidal sealant, and keep moisture under control.

Yes, most paints are great food for mold.

No, fabric surfaces can rarely be saved from mold growth. These types of surfaces should be taken to a Professional Mold Remediation company, or disposed of.

No chemical will remove mold spores from the air. Contaminated air must be filtered out properly under negative pressure using HEPA grade air movers or purifiers. This should be done by a Certified Mold Remediation company.

Start by having the home tested. The first step is to find out the full extent of contamination to get an idea of how to go about treating. Once this is done, you can figure out what products we sell that might help you.

Ductwork must be cleaned or removed by either a Certified Mold Remediation company or a professional Duct Cleaning company. A fungicide alone may kill mold and mold spores in the ductwork, but it's unable to remove the dead mold, and lingering dead mold and spores can cause health problems, just like living mold.

Try using the directories on one of the following websites:

www.moldpro.org

www.findamoldexpert.com

www.iicrc.org

This is the nature of the business. There is an enormous amount of liability involved in mold remediation because health is involved. A lot of cases also involve law suits, evictions, attorneys, relocation of clients and property. In extensive case of contamination, the work can take weeks or even months to complete because of all the legal, health and timing issues.