Protecting Military Families: A Non-Toxic Solution for Mold Issues in Military Housing
The Serious Health Impact of Airborne Mold
Mold can have severe health effects, especially on young children and those with compromised immune systems. Mycotoxins—toxins produced by certain molds—are linked to respiratory issues, flu-like symptoms, and even cognitive difficulties. Airborne mold, like asbestos, poses a serious health risk when disturbed and becomes airborne, as the inhalation of mold spores can lead to respiratory issues.
After the Hurricane: Battling the Persistent Mold and Mildew Left in Its Wake
As we enter the height of the hurricane season, the threat of flooding and water damage to homes and businesses is at its peak. These natural disasters often leave behind a silent but harmful aftermath—mold and mildew. Once mold becomes airborne, it quickly becomes a significant health concern. For those living in hurricane-prone areas, taking precautions against mold is essential for maintaining health and safety. One of the most effective solutions to combat airborne mold and mildew, as well as musty smells, is hypochlorous (HOCl) atomizing.