What is Mold?

Molds are ubiquitous in nature, and mold spores are a common component of household dust. The term toxic mold is sometimes used to refer to mold-related indoor air quality problems.

Exposure to significant quantities of mold spores can cause allergic reactions. Under proper growing conditions, some species of molds may generate molecular compounds called mycotoxins. In large quantities or with chronic exposure, mycotoxins can be toxic to humans or animals.

Mold Best Sellers from Amazon.com

Harmonious Environment: Beautify, Detoxify and Energize Your Life, Your Home ...
by Norma Lehmeier-Hartie
Amazon Price: $19.95
Customer Review: This is a great book for both the beginner and those working on clearing their environment. A very interesting read.

Creative Concrete Ornaments for the Garden: Making Pots, Planters, Birdbaths,...
by Sherri Warner Hunter
Amazon Price: $16.47
Customer Review: This book is filled with inspiring ideas and recipes. I am excited to get started - Only problem is that it is always raining on the days I can work!

The Essential Guide to Mold Making & Slip Casting (A Lark Ceramics Book)
by Andrew Martin
Amazon Price: $16.47
Customer Review: This book seemed to me to be a good start, but maybe was rushed to production. There are a number of significant issues with this publication:
* Poorly organized - rather than taking you through a step-by-step process for each important phase o...

The Prop Builder's Molding & Casting Handbook
by Thurston James
Amazon Price: $13.59
Customer Review: I have no experience in casting, and don't want to make any more costly mistakes than necessary. This was a very informative book that has given me much more confidence and knowledge to start.
It is the best book I have found so far for my need...

Mold Warriors
by Ritchie C. Shoemaker
Amazon Price: $24.95
Customer Review: The book should be a required reading material in medical schools.
The truth on paper.


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Mold News

• How To Clean Outdoor Mold The Charlotte Observer
A noncaustic cleaner that promises to remove mold, moss and mildew from outdoor surfaces without scrubbing has crossed the Pacific to America. Wet Forget has been sold for more than 30 years in New Zealand and Australia, where its used to clean the Sydney Opera House. The cleaner is touted as gentle on the environment and safe to use around foliage. It can be used on virtually any outdoor
• Mold Count High Today Pollen Moderate The Springfield NewsLeader
Mold levels are high today, but tree pollen is at moderate levels, and grass and weed pollen are low, according to the Springfield Greene County Health Department. Mold is at 43,589, with Ascospores the main source. Tree pollen is at 57, with walnut, mulberry and willow the main sources. Grass pollen is at 2 and weed pollen is at 4, with plaintain the main source.
• Mold Release Coating Provides Corrosion Resistance. ThomasNet
Mold Release Coating 7575 maintains details in compression molding process using vinyl ester resins. Designed for molding products that must stand up to harsh, corrosive environments, coating can be used with chemical containers, ball and butterfly valves, wind turbine blades, pump housings, and functional building panels. It is available in 5 gal pails and 55 gal drums. This story is related
• Dist. 95 Leaders Ask If Secret Pacts Are Behind Picketing, Mold Charges Daily...
Lake Zurich schools officials want to know if a national labor unions bargaining tactics are behind recent picketing and what they call false charges of health and safety problems at a district facility.
• Pollen, Mold Levels Low The Springfield NewsLeader
Rain apparently washed much of the pollen from the air today, with tree pollen at moderate levels, and no pollen from grass or weeds, according to the Springfield Greene County Health Department. Tree pollen levels are at 40, with most of the pollen coming from ash and birch trees. Mold levels are low at 3,260, coming primarily from Ascospores.

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