Category Archives: Mold News
Cannabis Testing: What Are Regulators Checking For?
Regulators go to great lengths to keep your cannabis products as safe as possible for your consumption. Learn about all the weed tests the keep you healthy! Read More
Top 19 Best Air Purifiers
Since COVID-19, many people have spent a considerable amount of time indoors, which has been further extended with the concept of remote working. But did you know that Americans, on average, spend 90% of their time indoors? That’s not so … Continue reading
A Holistic Approach to Mold Illness
It is important to increase awareness that mold illness exists and really does cause a great deal of physical, emotional, and psychiatric illness. Read More
How to control garden pests without harming pollinators
Learn to protect your garden plants from pests without harming pollinators via spraying pesticides. Read More
Even the bark is beautiful on profusely blooming crape myrtle trees. Here’s how to take care of them.
Although native to eastern Asia, crape myrtles are indispensable in the Southern landscape. Its vibrantly colored flowers in shades of pink, purple, red and white from May to September virtually Read More
38 Of The Best TikTok Products Under $30 You Should Try Out For Yourself
Your coffee is going to taste soooo much better after you run one of these Keurig cleaning pods through your machine. Read More
Drug resistance: Common type of mold could infect people’s lungs
Genetic evidence shows that an increase in a common type of drug-resistant fungus could have the potential to infect susceptible people’s lungs. Read More
Black mold exposure: Symptoms, treatment, and prevention
Black mold exposure is no more harmful than exposure to other forms of mold, but it may lead to health issues for certain people. Learn more here. Read More
Summertime and the dangers of mold
Many people use the summer months to expand their ‘To-Do’ lists and excursions. Unfortunately, there is an unwanted fungus that also expands its activities during Louisiana’s hot and rainy summer s… Read More
Corn Belt in Midwest could see aflatoxin on crops soon
Climage change could bring aflatoxin to the Corn Belt in the Midwest, a chemical produced by an infectious mold. Read More
Summertime and the dangers of mold
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) – Many people use the summer months to expand their ‘To-Do’ lists and excursions. Unfortunately, there is an unwanted fungus that also expands its activities during… Read More
8 Tips on How to Care for Your Angel Wing Begonia (Infographic)
Do you have an Angel Wing Begonia at home? Here are tips and advice on how to take care of your Angel Wing Begonia as houseplants. Infographic. Read More
13 Things Bleach Can Do Aside From Lifting Stains
You can put this low-cost cleaning agent to good use in all kinds of ways around your home. Read More
Household Mold 101
Mold is a big problem in many homes, but many people are unaware of the potential risks. There … Read More
‘What is this?’ Unique mold formation causes concerns for some Oklahomans
A type of slime mold was found forming an odd-looking fairy ring in a local yard, causing concern for some residents. Read More
Black Mold: Exposure, Symptoms, Treatment, and More
Black mold exposure may trigger allergic reactions in some people, but it doesn’t cause other health conditions, according to research. Read More
How to choose inorganic mulches wisely
The Frederick County Forestry Board shares some best practices for mulch application. Read More
5 new plant-based textiles technologies you need to know about
New, sustainable, plant-based technologies that can be applied to a range of products, including home textiles– EcoArmor is 100% plant-based antimicrobial technology that kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses, mold and fungus. Self-cleaning fabric technology, odor-safe formulations, and fabrics that … Continue reading
The Best Lawn Fungicides of 2022
Even the best-tended lawn can develop a fungal problem, but the best fungicides can help. See our list of the top picks to keep your lawn fungus-free. Read More
11 Best antibacterial body washes (2022)
Whether you’re looking for a luxury self-care routine, a basic in-and-out shower, or just need a new body cleanser, there are plenty of fantastic body washes available this year. Read More
Drug-resistant fungus could be lurking in your compost, but you can reduce the risk
A new study shows that a drug-resistant fungus could lurk in your compost. Follow these best practices to keep yourself safe while gardening. Read More
Portsmouth PD employees say toxic mold made them sick. City denies it.
The Portsmouth Police Department was cited for mold-related health and safety violations in a recent report from the state’s Department of Labor. Read More
How Long Does It Take to Get Sick from Mold Exposure?
The length of time it takes for mold to cause symptoms varies greatly. The side effects can be immediate, delayed, or nonexistent. Read More
What Happens if You Accidentally Eat Moldy Food?
Here’s why you need to throw out that fuzzy fruit or blue bread Read More
Ask a Master Gardener: Unlike fungi, slime molds can move around
Slime molds are fascinating. Read More
Can basement mold make you sick?
It’s a common home problem, but can basement mold make you sick? Read More
How to remove mold from walls
If the area affected is smaller than about 10 square feet, you can probably handle the job yourself with some simple measures. Read More
You Asked: Is the black fungus that comes from bourbon warehouses hazardous to human, animal health?
Though most don’t know it by it’s scientific name, those who live and work near bourbon distilleries are quite familiar with Baudoinia compniacensis — the black fungus that coats houses, Read More
‘Surprising Ways To Get Rid of House Mold’ Ad Is Just Clickbait
We looked at an online ad that had popped up on various news websites to see what it was all about. Read More
Symptoms of Mold Exposure: In House and More
Mold exposure can contribute to health issues. If you have a mold allergy or chronic lung condition, you’re at risk of more severe symptoms and complications. Read More