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5 Reasons Why Bleach Should Not Be Used For Mold Removal On Porous Surfaces

5 Reasons bleach should not be used for mold removal on porous surfaces

  • The active ingredient in bleach does not penetrate porous surfaces. So you wind up adding to the molds moisture source allowing the hyphae (mold roots) to grow more
  • Bleach is very good at removing color from mold, giving you a false sense of successful mold removal
  • Bleach is very corrosive to materials and hazardous to your health
  • OSHA and the EPA recommend bleach NOT be used for mold remediation
  • There are many alternative anti-microbial solution options readily available that do a better job and are less harmful.

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