Comments on: Water Damage Mold http://www.mold-removal.biz/water-damage-mold.htm Mold Removal Tips From The Pros Sat, 27 Aug 2011 17:48:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Rommel http://www.mold-removal.biz/water-damage-mold.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2029 Rommel Sat, 05 Mar 2011 01:33:02 +0000 http://www.mold-removal.biz/water-damage-mold.htm#comment-2029 Molds are the worst effect of a water damage. Because it bring some health issues on your family. So it is important that you take this seriously. When there is a water damage in your home call a professional as soon as possible to minimize the problem it can bring. Here in St louis, we only trust the <a href="http://www.midwestfloodrestoration.com/" rel="nofollow">St Louis Water Damage</a> to deal with water damages on our house. Molds are the worst effect of a water damage. Because it bring some health issues on your family. So it is important that you take this seriously. When there is a water damage in your home call a professional as soon as possible to minimize the problem it can bring. Here in St louis, we only trust the St Louis Water Damage to deal with water damages on our house.

]]> By: Advanced Restoration http://www.mold-removal.biz/water-damage-mold.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1630 Advanced Restoration Wed, 21 Jul 2010 11:16:59 +0000 http://www.mold-removal.biz/water-damage-mold.htm#comment-1630 Good answer propreno...You absolutely need to dry the book. I would not bring the book inside so as not to cross contaminate your home. Once it is dry you can clean the mold off with a damp rag with soap and water. Scrub it as hard as possible without damaging the book. Mold actually lives off of the paper as a food source. There may be staining left behind. All of the above is assuming this is not an expensive collectable book and you just want an easy solution to your problem. We do: Water Damage Clearwater Water Damage Tampa Water Damage New Port Richey Water Damage Brooksville Water Damage Odessa Mold Removal Tampa Mold Removal Clearwater Mold Removal New Port Richey Mold Removal Brooksville Mold Removal Odessa <a href="http://www.drymeout.comhttp://www.drymeout.com<br</a> /><b>References : </b>http://www.drymeout.com Good answer propreno…You absolutely need to dry the book. I would not bring the book inside so as not to cross contaminate your home. Once it is dry you can clean the mold off with a damp rag with soap and water. Scrub it as hard as possible without damaging the book. Mold actually lives off of the paper as a food source. There may be staining left behind. All of the above is assuming this is not an expensive collectable book and you just want an easy solution to your problem.

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]]> By: propreno http://www.mold-removal.biz/water-damage-mold.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1629 propreno Wed, 21 Jul 2010 11:14:59 +0000 http://www.mold-removal.biz/water-damage-mold.htm#comment-1629 I wouldn't put it in the oven. Your food goes in there. Not mold. Mold has spores that get airborne. You don't want that in your oven. What you gotta do is dry the book completely. Mold needs moisture and something to "eat" to survive. In the case of your book, it's eating the paper. Since you can't get rid of the paper, you gotta get rid of the moisture. Use a hair dryer and dry it page by page. I know it's a pain in the Astronomy, but it's the only way. Set it in front of the fireplace to help it, but not too close. If you don't dry it out, it could start spreading to your other books...<b>References : </b>Gen Contractor I wouldn't put it in the oven.
Your food goes in there.
Not mold.
Mold has spores that get airborne.
You don't want that in your oven.
What you gotta do is dry the book completely.
Mold needs moisture and something to "eat" to survive.
In the case of your book,
it's eating the paper.
Since you can't get rid of the paper,
you gotta get rid of the moisture.
Use a hair dryer and dry it page by page.
I know it's a pain in the Astronomy,
but it's the only way.
Set it in front of the fireplace to help it,
but not too close.
If you don't dry it out,
it could start spreading to your other books…References : Gen Contractor

]]> By: brandonis008 http://www.mold-removal.biz/water-damage-mold.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1628 brandonis008 Wed, 21 Jul 2010 11:12:31 +0000 http://www.mold-removal.biz/water-damage-mold.htm#comment-1628 <b>How to get rid of water damage and mold from a book?</b>I left one of my school books in the back of my truck and it then rained. Well it got water damage and now its started to mold. I really don't feel like buying a new book so I need to know how to stop and get rid of this mold. I just read somewhere that heat over 100F will kill mold So could I just stick my book in the oven for like 30 minutes to kill it? How to get rid of water damage and mold from a book?I left one of my school books in the back of my truck and it then rained. Well it got water damage and now its started to mold. I really don't feel like buying a new book so I need to know how to stop and get rid of this mold.
I just read somewhere that heat over 100F will kill mold
So could I just stick my book in the oven for like 30 minutes to kill it?

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