We now offer a full semester course on Mold and Microbial Remediation. The first focus of the mold course covers everything you need to know about mold, where it comes from, benefits of mold, how mold grows, how one becomes exposed to mold, mycotoxins and mycotoxicoses, mold on wood, identifying and studying different types of mold, analytical procedures, and the study of the IESO standard of practice for the assessment of indoor environmental quality. |
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The second focus of the mold course
covers Physical Remediation, Bioremediation and uses of EPA approved
Pesticides. Bioremediation uses naturally occurring microorganisms to
degrade various types of wastes. Like all living creatures, microbes
need nutrients, carbon, and energy to survive and multiply. Such
organisms are capable of breaking down chemicals to obtain food and
energy, typically degrading them into harmless substances such as carbon
dioxide, water, salts and other innocuous products. Pesticides sterilize
the reproduction of mold spores. Good housekeeping, inspections, and
spraying are taught to insure the safe home practice. Click here, and enroll today! |