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M-0209 Professional Mold Testing KitPL Professional Mold Testing Kit: The mold kit that environmental professionals use, not sold in retail stores

The new PL Professional Mold & Mildew Test Kit (Patented) is the most complete mold test kit in the market. Chain of custody forms, instructions & supplies are included in this kit, which is freshly assembled & delivered by the lab upon request to insure accurate readings. The PL kit offers 3 mold sampling methods, depending on your application needs:
Mold Swab Sampling Technique
Method 1: Taking a swab sample from a visual growth area
Method 2: Taking a 10 minute grab air sample of the HVAC system
Method 3: Passive sampling using the settling plate sampling technique
HVAC mold sampling technique
All three methods will provide detailed information about the type of mold present in the environment. After sampling, fill the forms and mail the kit to the lab for a detailed report (Lab Analysis Fees: $30.00). The lab will fax, mail or e-mail the results to you within 5 business days of samples receipt. Lab Fee Not Included, You May Conduct One Test Per Kit.

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How Do You Come Into Contact With Mold?
Mold found in a ceiling tile. Mold image source: U.S. EPAMold grows rapidly from excess humidity and release spores into the environment to reproduce. Common sources of indoor moisture that may cause mold problems are: flooding, leaky roofs, humidifiers, damp basements or crawl spaces, constant plumbing leaks, house plants, steam from cooking, shower/bath steam and leaks, wet clothes, bathroom towels, sweaty sneakers indoors, dirty HVAC systems, spilled liquids on carpeted surfaces and cloth dryers vented indoors.

Mold Warning Signs

  • Visible water or moisture damage to building materials, carpet, furniture, etc.
  • Musty or damp odors
  • Unexplained symptoms, such as runny nose, congestions, sneezing, headaches or skin rashes.

Residential Mold Management - There are many things that you can do to manage mold growth. The U.S. EPA has recently published new guidelines for mold management. These provide information and guidance for homeowners and renters on how to prevent mold growth. Visit EPA.

Commercial/Industrial Mold Management - The American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists developed the manual "Guidelines for the Assessment of Bioaerosols in the Indoor Environment" to address the increasing need for indoor air quality investigations in commercial buildings. These include analysis protocols and colony forming unit counts interpretation of bioaerosols sampling, and was intended to be a guide for investigating building-related complaints that might be caused by viable airborne organisms or their effluents. Although there are no currently established Federal guidelines as to acceptable levels of microorganisms in indoor air, EPA and OSHA acknowledge ACGHI guidelines. ATI follows ACGIH guidelines for IAQ/Mold Assessments.

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