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Copyright © 2007 Gary Rosen, Ph.D. & Certified Mold Free, Corp.(www.Mold-Free.org). All rights reserved.The 7 pages of mold spore pictures after the introductionwere provided by Aerotech P&K Labs.No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form orby any means, electronic, mechanical, including photocopying,recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, withoutwritten permission from the author, Dr. Gary Rosen, except for theinclusion of brief quotations in a review.Published by:Hope Academic PressTampa, FloridaPrinted in the United States of AmericaISBN: 978-0-9794956-6-3
Environmentally Friendly Mold Remediation Techniques That Significantly Reduce Childhood AsthmaSectionTable of ContentsPage1. According to the Latest EPA Research ..............................................................32. Beyond Asthma ..............................................................................................333. Liability Issues ................................................................................................434. Failed Remediation .........................................................................................475. Communication .............................................................................................516. Evaluating the Initial Mold Growth Investigation...........................................537. Determining the Remediation Scope ..............................................................558. Administrative Controls..................................................................................659. Remediation Practice Considerations..............................................................679.1 Building codes, practices, and materials differ throughout the U.S......689.2 Deciding Whether to Bring in Outside Help ......................................699.3 Personal Protection..............................................................................709.4 Contaminant Control..........................................................................719.5 Cleaning and Removal of Contaminated Materials .............................739.6 Moisture Control.................................................................................819.7 Cleaning of Remediation Equipment ..................................................839.8 Waste Disposal ....................................................................................849.9 Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Systems...........................849.10 Use of Disinfectants and Pesticides....................................................869.11 Use of Gas-Phase Ozone....................................................................889.12 Use of Heat in Mold Remediation ....................................................8810. Remediation Evaluation................................................................................8910.1 Remediation Goals ............................................................................9010.2 Evaluation Criteria and Methods .......................................................9110.2.1 Evaluation of Remediation Methods...............................................9210.2.2 Sensory Approach ...........................................................................9310.2.3 Moisture Testing .............................................................................9410.2.4 Air Sampling / Mold Testing...........................................................9410.2.5 Clearance Testing; Lab Results and Reporting ................................9510.2.6 The Successful Remediation – Tips from the Experts......................9611. Mold Insurance Claims.................................................................................99Appendix A. Example Step-by-Step Remediation Procedures............................115Appendix B. Mold Remediation References......................................................119Appendix C. Useful Forms................................................................................121Appendix D. Basement Water Problems ...........................................................133Appendix E. Less Toxic Cleaning......................................................................137Appendix F. Glossary of Terms..........................................................................155
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