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    Water Damage Restoration Minneapolis – PuroClean Property Damage Restoration Minneapolis MN – Video - January 27, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Water Damage Restoration Minneapolis - PuroClean Property Damage Restoration Minneapolis MN
    Water Damage Restoration Minneapolis - PuroClean (www.puroclean.com/pdr-mn | (651)800-4842) specializes in water damage restoration fire damage restoration a...

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    Mold Remediation Cleveland – Call 216-503-2060 – Video - January 26, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Mold Remediation Cleveland - Call 216-503-2060
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    Flood Masters, Remediation Contractor, Rockville, MD – Video - January 25, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Flood Masters, Remediation Contractor, Rockville, MD
    http://www.superpages.com/bp/Rockville-MD/Flood-Masters-L2141478040.htm?lbp=1 Floodmasters specializes in Mold Remediation, Mold Removal, Fire and Water Dama...

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    Resident Complains of Black Mold in a San Antonio Housing, My Cleaning Products Reveals a Way to Prevent the Worst of … - January 25, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    San Antonio, TX (PRWEB) January 24, 2014

    Black mold was reportedly plaguing a housing in San Antonio. The details of it were related by kens5.com on its post dated January 21, 2014. In response to it and in an attempt to help public, My Cleaning Products suggested a way how to prevent the worst effects of a mold problem.

    In the report, Sara Olivares was identified as the person who complained about the fungus in a certain housing on the west side of the city. It detailed that she particularly griped that the mold in her bathroom was making her sick.

    However, San Antonio Housing Authority, based on the report, stated that they offered her to relocate several times. Nonetheless, she refused to do so, it relayed.

    Below is an excerpt from the post Tenant Says Black Mold in a San Antonio Housing Makes Her Sick by My Cleaning Products:

    Black mold was putting a housing in San Antonio in a bad light. A resident of it complained that the fungus in the building was making her sick.

    That housing in question was Precious Drive on the west side of the city. And that tenant complaining was Sara Olivares.

    MCP said that although mold infestation is a common house problem, it must not be allowed to grow and spread. That's because it poses minor to major health effects, it stated.

    However, it stated that the fungus' presence couldn't always be prevented. Such is the case when there is a flood or water damage, it cited.

    Because of that and the fact that those incidents couldn't be predicted, My Cleaning Products said that the public must be ready all the time to kill mold. By doing so, it stated that one could prevent the worst of the problems that it could bring.

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    Mold leads to elimination of 300,000 MU Libraries’ volumes - January 25, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    COLUMBIA About 300,000 volumes belonging to MU Libraries will have to be eliminated because of mold contamination, according to a letter emailed to MU faculty and staff on Friday afternoon by Director of Libraries Jim Cogswell.

    In October, MU Libraries staff discovered mold growth on about 600,000 volumesin an off-campus library storage facility north of Interstate 70, Cogswell wrote. The volumesmust be treated or be destroyed to ensure that contamination cannot spread to other collections.

    Cogswell said in an interview that there is only enough money and time to save up to half of the contaminated volumes.

    "This affects deeply those of us in libraries who spend our work lives taking care ofsourcesofstudy and scholarship," Cogswell said. "It goes to the center of everything we try to do. We try to build and expand, not destroy."

    The storage facilities are part ofSubtera underground warehousing, said Shannon Cary, communications officer for MU Libraries. MU started moving volumes into the location in 2007, she said.

    No one at Subtera, a part of Con-Agg of MO, LLC Cos., was available for comment mid-afternoon Friday.

    Cogswell said in the letter that treating all affected items could cost up to $1.8 million but that the self-insurance fund created by MU Libraries for such disasters is about $700,000.

    "We will not get rid of any materials that we are not able to replicate through other means," Cogswell said in the interview. "Some materials are available online, and others we are relying on partner libraries to help us with, as we have done for them in the past."

    MU Libraries expects to remediate and keep up to 300,000 volumes from the contaminated materials, according to the letter. The materials must be dealt with quickly and removed to safer storage before warm weather and humidity return.

    Cogswell said they are seeking new storage options and intend to move all treated materials before the end of June. To meet the deadline, at least 15,000 volumes will have to be treated and relocated every week.

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    Customer Review: Mold Remediation – Video - January 23, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Customer Review: Mold Remediation

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    World Antimicrobial Coatings Market to Record 11.8% CAGR Through 2018, According to MarketsandMarkets Report Available … - January 23, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    London, UK (PRWEB) January 22, 2014

    In 2012, the value of the worldwide market for antimicrobial coating stood at around USD 1.5 billion. The market is poised to register an 11.8% CAGR through 2018, driven considerably by such factors as a rapidly aging population in the developed countries, increasing concern of antibiotic products, and also a number of regulatory pressures put on schools, hospitals and other buildings. Among the major growth restraints one can name the market players false claims for selling antimicrobial coatings, the demonstration of functionality and efficacy of silver-based coatings, etc.

    With the aim to tap in the burgeoning antimicrobial coatings market and gain a competitive edge over rivals, the leading market players, like PPG, AkzoNobel, Sherwin-Williams and BASF, tend to invest heavily. The emerging Latin American and APAC markets for antimicrobial coatings are also on an upward trend and are considered to have a huge future growth potential. The demand in the developing regions is sustained by companies efforts to introduce new products, as well as the establishment of novel R&D facilities. The companies engaged in the global antimicrobial coating industry tend to focus on the development of new formulations with antibacterial and anti-odor properties, which, at the same time, are in compliance with the regulatory environmental standards.

    In-demand research report Global Antimicrobial Coatings Market by Type (Silver, Copper, & Others), Application (Indoor air/HVAC, Medical, Mold remediation, Building & Construction, Food & Beverages, Textiles, & Others) & Geography (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and ROW) Trends & Forecasts to 2018 elaborated by MarketsandMarkets (M&M) has been recently published by Market Publishers Ltd.

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    Title: Global Antimicrobial Coatings Market by Type (Silver, Copper, & Others), Application (Indoor air/HVAC, Medical, Mold remediation, Building & Construction, Food & Beverages, Textiles, & Others) & Geography(North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and ROW) Trends & Forecasts to 2018 Published: December, 2013 Pages: 201 Price:US$ 4,650.00 http://marketpublishers.com/report/chemicals_petrochemicals/global-antimicrobial-coatings-market-by-type-application-geography-trends-forecasts-to-2018.html

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    Complete Construction Services – Mold Remediation – Video - January 22, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


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    Mold Remediation Awareness Simplified – Video - January 20, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Mold Remediation Awareness Simplified
    When it comes to residential and commercial mold remediation, do you know what you dealing with, or the proper way to remove mold? There is more to mold reme...

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    Hinsdale Middle School to close more days because of mold - January 20, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Hinsdale Middle School will be closed for at least two more days this week after tests confirmed mold was growing in the school, officials said Monday.

    District officials canceled classes and closed the building Friday to allow cleaning crews to do a deep cleaning of the school that was built in 1976. Samples of suspected mold were sent for testing, which confirmed the substance is mold.

    In a letter to parents over the weekend, Superintendent Renee Schuster said the school that serves more than 800 students also would be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday. It was already closed on Monday for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.

    Schuster said the results of testing of mold samples discovered on Jan. 16 by a cleaning crew showed low concentrations of mold spores on dry wall and surface samples tested. The contractor was at the school to perform deep cleaning and remove wet drywall following water damage that initially occurred when a pipe burst during a frigid cold snap. More leaks were discovered after school resumed classes last week.

    Christine Maxwell, a reading specialist at the school, said she has long been worried about the air quality and its impact on the health of students and staff. She said conditions have recently gotten worse.

    After returning from the holiday break, she said she experienced a sinus headache, itchy eyes, cough, laryngitis and dizziness. She said the school has been held together with "glue and baling wire" for years.

    We have medically fragile students who are affected (asthma, allergies, heart conditions, autoimmune) and staff (asthma, allergies, as well as pregnancies)" Heather Scott, a sixth-grade teacher and co-president of the Hinsdale Clarendon Hills Teachers Association, said via email.

    Schuster said results of indoor air testing performed on Jan. 10 show the air quality to be within acceptable guidelines.

    Information regarding the school and how the problems are being addressed can be found at d181.org/hms/facility-updates.

    Schuster said the district is working with the cleaning contractor, SERVPRO, and Integrity Environmental Services to eradicate the mold in keeping with the microbial remediation guidelines provided by Integrity, which are posted on the Web page. After this work is complete, additional testing will be completed prior to resuming classes.

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