brandgineering's video: Why Does Mold Grow and How It Is Dangerous in Denver Colorado

http://www.disasterrestorationexperts.com http://www.mrmoldy.com Even Hollywood has discovered ways to capitalize on mold, with the release of the cheesy "B" Movie Mold! in 2013, the entertainment industry has discovered yet, another way to scare the public. However, the threat of molds growing in your home or business and impacting your health are very real. Moisture as a result of bathroom leaks, floods like we have experienced in September of 2012 in Colorado, basement flooding, or other disasters is one of the ingredients for mold growth. Give it a little food in the form of organic building materials and the conditions exist for the perfect storm; the growth of mold that is potentially toxic. Some of the health issues connected with high levels of airborne mold spores include allergic reactions, asthma episodes, irritations of the eye, nose and throat, sinus congestion, and other respiratory problems. However, mold spores won't cause asthma, but irritate existing conditions. As an example, persons that are in a home or business with hold are at higher risk for both respiratory infections and bronchitis. When mold spores are inhaled by an individual with a weak immune system, mold spores may actually begin to grow on living tissue, clinging to cells in the respiratory tract, as well as causing additional problems. Immediate water cleanup is one of the first lines of defense in mold growth prevention, as water damage restoration can be expensive. Before attempting to remove any mold consult a professional mold remediation specialist. Go to the following link for more information on the how mold grows and the dangers associated with mold cleaning or mold issues in your home or business. http://www.disasterrestorationexperts.com/moldcleanup/why-mold-grows-and-how-it-is-dangerous Disaster Restoration Experts serves Colorado, the Denver Metro Area, the Colorado Front Range, including Boulder, Thornton, Aurora, Longmont, Fort Collins. http://www.brandgineering.org http://www.greencheesemedia.com