If you are living in a rented house or apartment, you definitely should read the The Tenant's Guide to Mold. This document, created by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, contains vital information that you should know as a tenant. At the bottom of the video I've put the web address for this document, and it will visible at the end of this clip, so don't rush off just yet to grab that pencil and paper. Mold doesn't discriminate. . . it will show up in rental homes just as frequently as in any other home or dwelling. It will be important to know whose responsibility it is to address the mold problem - you, or the landlord. The document provides answers to many questions that you might have about mold - what it is, what makes it grow, why is a concern, and how you can tell if it's mold, are just a few of the questions that are answered for you. Not only is there a lot information in this document, but there are several links to even more specific information regarding issues like mold clean up procedures and testing your home's air for mold. There's also some very helpful information on how to prevent mold from occurring - so even if you don't have a mold problem right now, you should read this to make sure a problem doesn't develop. Instructions are given on "mold-proofing" your living area, and specific steps are suggested for rooms such as the kitchen, basement and bathrooms. At the end of the document there is even an FAQ which has some additional helpful information about mold. So if you are a tenant, you need to read The Tenant's Guide to Mold. And for further information on getting professional help for you mold problem visit our website at http://www.bustmold.com, and be sure to check us out on Facebook as well.
If you are living in a rented house or apartment, you definitely should read the The Tenant's Guide to Mold. This document, created by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, contains vital information that you should know as a tenant. At the bottom of the video I've put the web address for this document, and it will visible at the end of this clip, so don't rush off just yet to grab that pencil and paper. Mold doesn't discriminate. . . it will show up in rental homes just as frequently as in any other home or dwelling. It will be important to know whose responsibility it is to address the mold problem - you, or the landlord. The document provides answers to many questions that you might have about mold - what it is, what makes it grow, why is a concern, and how you can tell if it's mold, are just a few of the questions that are answered for you. Not only is there a lot information in this document, but there are several links to even more specific information regarding issues like mold clean up procedures and testing your home's air for mold. There's also some very helpful information on how to prevent mold from occurring - so even if you don't have a mold problem right now, you should read this to make sure a problem doesn't develop. Instructions are given on "mold-proofing" your living area, and specific steps are suggested for rooms such as the kitchen, basement and bathrooms. At the end of the document there is even an FAQ which has some additional helpful information about mold. So if you are a tenant, you need to read The Tenant's Guide to Mold. And for further information on getting professional help for you mold problem visit our website at http://www.bustmold.com, and be sure to check us out on Facebook as well.
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