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Black Toxic Mold Growth, Infestations & Problems

If a home or building is suffering from an on-going moisture problem or water intrusion problem such as roof leaks, siding leaks, plumbing leaks, foundation leaks, basement wall leaks, or other water problems, the house or building is likely to have a resulting black toxic mold infestation problem.

When cellulose-based building materials such as timbers, plywood, OSB, and similar
construction components are continually wet, the
stage is set for the growth of the most dangerous indoor mold species, Stachybotrys, nicknamed "Stachy" or black toxic mold or toxic black mold. Continued human exposure to Stachybotrys mold can easily result in permanent brain damage, as well as other serious health problems. Read the top 100 mold health symptoms and mold illnesses on the home page of Mold Inspector.

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To inspect and test for black toxic mold infestations in your home, apartment, condominium, office, workplace, or other building, follow the do it yourself directions provided at Mold Inspection. Alternatively, hire a Certified Mold Inspector.

To kill, remove, and remediate black toxic mold problems in your house, rental unit, condo, or place of employment, please use the 25 steps for do it yourself mold remediation.

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GAO Report Reports the Top Dozen Mold Health Problems

The September 30, 2008, U.S. Government Accounting Office (GAO) summary of the health effects caused by exposure to mold ("INDOOR MOLD," and subtitled, "Better Coordination of Research on Health Effects and More Consistent Guidance Would Improve Federal Efforts") reported that the following are the top dozen most commonly-reported mold health problems reported in thirty-two (32) federal government mold studies and reports:

1. Asthma, asthma triggers, or asthma symptoms (such as episodes or attacks)
2. Upper respiratory tract symptoms
3. Eye symptoms
4. Skin symptoms
5. Allergies or allergic reactions (symptoms not otherwise specified)
6. Wheeze
7. Cough
8. Difficulty breathing, trouble breathing, or shortness of breath
9. Infections (including those affecting people who have chronic lung disease).
10. Adverse effects to the nervous system
11. Fungal colonization or opportunistic infections in immune-compromised individuals
12. Hypersensitivity pneumonitis

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Picture of Stachybotrys black toxic mold growth. Courtesy of Case Western Reserve University. Stachy usually has a wet, shiny look.

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