By Clifford Woods
Where mold spores make its way into the home it can contribute to the development of a series of health problems and irritation. The spores will often multiply in certain conditions characterized by warmth, dampness and humidity. The following takes a closer look at mold and the use of beneficial microorganisms in controlling its spread naturally and cost effectively.
Prevention is usually the key. One way to stop these spores from accumulating is to ensure that all areas of the property are kept clean and dry. Should you notice the development of black spots, especially in the bathroom areas, steps should be taken to quickly neutralize any mold spores that may be present. The presence of such spores includes a musty smell, discoloration, moisture, rust and allergy like symptoms.
In the managing of mold one may wish consult with a professional service or implement natural remedies to address the damage. The most common of natural remedies includes a vinegar and water solution to break down and eliminate the presence of these spores. Always ensure that the area is kept well ventilated and that maintenance is implemented so that affected regions remain dry.
If you live in a region where humidity is a problem, making use of a dehumidifier in the home can assist in controlling excess moisture. Citrus seed extract possesses naturally occurring antimicrobial properties to safely and effectively remove mold and mildew deposits. Identifying the areas susceptible to moisture and controlling the dampness in that area can prevent its development in the first place.
Unfortunately in many instances many materials including wood, paper and even linens are susceptible to the development of these mold spores. After a period of time an acid is produced; this can cause stains and corrosions. Some beneficial microorganisms can also be used as a good preventative and control of mold spores.
Making use of substances which are based on naturally occurring microorganisms is not only beneficial for your health, but also serves as an environmentally friendly approach. Tea tree oil is also a common option. A mixture of two teaspoons of oil to two cups of water in a spray bottle, for ease of application, can be very helpful in tackling molds. This mild yet effective alternative can be used on walls, ceiling, floor and other items susceptible to the development of these spores.
Another great recipe is to make use of grapefruit seed extract combined with water to eliminate musty odors as well as any stains that may have developed. It is important to determine methods and remedies that are safe for use in the home. You want to be safe against any adverse effects and be as environmentally friendly as possible. With natural
control for mold and the use of beneficial microorganisms, we can all achieve healthier ways of living and help prevent the development of spores in the first place.
Clifford Woods is the CEO of Organic Environmental Technology.
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