TV News Interviews
Channel 5 Special Report: Toxic Mold After Flooding
IndoorDoctor on the scene in Lexington with major flooding and advising the homeowner on the proper way to deal with the cleanup to ensure the home is not impacted by toxic mold.
IndoorDoctor provides guidance and assistance to a distraught family displaced by localized flooding. The damage was so extensive that professional remediation needed to occur as soon as possible to prevent the mold from spreading and creating a toxic home. Improper remediation could have made the situation much worse.
Channel 5 news interviews IndoorDoctor regarding the claim by some merchants that house plants improve the air quality. While house plants do brighten up the room there is little evidence to suggest any tangible improvement to the overall air quality.
If you believe that you may be exposed to this material in your workplace or home, be sure to seek out fiberglass air testing as soon as possible. indoordoctor.com/blog/breathi… pic.twitter.com/twqf4aQmfp
By providing yourself with a portable air purifier, you will be able to breathe easily from the office to your room. indoordoctor.com/blog/5-reaso… pic.twitter.com/IwpkruIrbf
Smoke and soot from wildfires may be causing more Covid-19 cases and deaths, study finds cnn.com/2021/08/13/hea…
How Wildfire Soot Impairs Indoor Air Quality indoordoctor.com/blog/how-wil… We recommend you get your indoor air quality (IAQ) tested for harmful soot and particulate matter (PM). Running a medical grade HEPA filter in each room helps. pic.twitter.com/5AyYmZOKOt
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