DRY: Eliminate moisture sources and allow the area to dry.

CONTAIN: Prevent the spread of mold spores.

REMOVE: Eliminate mold-contaminated materials as appropriate.

TREAT: Clean surfaces with appropriate Trask products.

PROTECT: Prevent future mold growth.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Areas of House/Home

• Attic
• Basement, Finished & Unfinished
• Bathrooms
• Boats
• Camper/Trailer
• Car/Automobile
• Closets
• Crawl Space
• Decks/Fences
• HVAC (Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning) System/Central Air System/Portable Air Conditioner
• Kitchen
• Laundry Room
• Washing Machine

Materials/Surfaces

• Asphalt Shingles
• Carpets
• Caulking
• Ceiling Tiles
• Clothing
• Drywall
• Furniture
• Grout
• Insulation
• Leather
• Patios – Concrete, Stone, Brick
• Siding (Vinyl, Brick, Stucco)
• Studs/Indoor Wood
• Walls (plaster)
• Wood
• Water/Flood Damaged Area

Mold can grow within 24 to 48 hours wherever moisture (from leaks, spills, high relative humidity, and condensation) and food sources (skin scales and insect body parts in dust, cellulose in drywall, cardboard, and paper, for example) are present. Indoor mold growth is a potential health hazard, so mold should not be present in spaces where people live or work.

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