Do It Yourself Mold Remediation

A short video on cleaning fungal growth in a crawlspace.

[@edgybarbie77]

I know this video is old & you probably won't see this..but TY so much 💕 I had a roof leak that I repaired myself. And now I need to get rid of the mold it caused. You are so pleasant & voice so soothing. You aren't yelling at me or talking a mile a minute like everyone else. I can't afford to hire anyone so I have to do my own repairs. You just don't know how much you have helped me & my son.

[@MrBrianDuga]

Using the 7% hydrogen peroxide is a great tip. Just tips I would add is to put a high powered fan in the entrance exhausting spores and airborne fiberglass so they’re less likely to find their way into the living space. I would also shave my beard and wear a fitted full niosh 100 mask. Maybe even a tyvek suit. If not, I would have an area designated to change out of my clothes and bag them for washing so I don’t track black mold spores where ever I go. Booties for shoes are good too - they can be thrown away. Thanks for sharing!

[@nejolo9563]

I hope the 3% solution is good enough because it’s not easy to get 7% h2o2

[@bonniebaker8527]

You guys are hero’s in my book.

[@PSB120]

Thank you for the information. Great video ! I liked the way you explained in easy to understand way.🙏

[@malibusbc]

Thanks for posting...very informative and great info for the DIY

[@goatus.2137]

Thanks for making this video Daniel.

[@tymr.t3645]

Thank you champ Much respect and admiration Solid information. I will be working on my crawlspace. 🤗🙏👍

[@Godsdetox]

You are awesome! Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@phoenixWaterDamage]

#Davis Miller You are awesome! Thank you so much for sharing this! @Melissa O'Brien

[@milvolts1]

Great video brother. God Bless you

[@flyintime6320]

Another excellent video, brother! Thank you for taking the time and effort to create easy-to-follow instructions for DIY/novice viewers. God bless you and be careful under there!

[@danielandclevelandsmith4274]

Thank you again.

[@edwinrivera5226]

I’ve been battling with mold and humidity in the basement tried to clean the mold it’s been a pain in my butt !thanks you really gave me some helpful advice and information that I will be using!

[@johnferrara4761]

Thanks Dan !

[@marthawhite3353]

Great video, well explained. You make it sound so easy, but I think it must be claustrophobic in the small space !!

[@seen203]

Nice vid. I am having mold remediation issues with my house thanks to Harvey and need the pier and beam part of it needs work. Namely, sprayed Concrobium and following up with a HEPA vac job.

[@cincorobles6154]

Yea with a big smile, good video, Thank you

[@iearthlings]

Good to know Daniel! Thank you sir.

[@chestermason1321]

Thank you for the helpful information 👍🏾

[@brianhaley4471]

Great video!

[@Jc-tp4di]

You're awesome!

[@cloudstepper11]

Very nice video, man. Very helpful and informative. I didn't know the peroxide solution would foam like that. Useful info. Take care.

[@lawrencet.mcguilicutty7447]

Nice video concise and too the point.

[@1980lizbethcamacho]

Thank you for bringing a solution to the pollution haha good job

[@balgrantango460]

wow, that's so helpful!!!! Especially about the hydrogen peroxide. Thanks!!!

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Balgran Tango Welcome

[@arturismailaj8184]

Is this the same hydrogen peroxide that is sold in any store or Walmart or is different % on mix of hydro peroxide?

[@jackjones3657]

Balgran Tango You should really be wearing a P100 respirator for this and I've found Anabec solutions cleaner and X70 disinfectant sprays are highly effective and when installed properly in conjunction have a 30 year warranty.

[@mrfixit7047]

The hydrogen peroxide is a lifting agent. It will react with anything organic, but the main reason is to lift micriobial growth out of the crack and pores. when you spray it in cracks if there is something in there it will react and push.

[@stillhavecommonsense6875]

Very helpful man. Thanks

[@neocollective]

Great job and video man !...although some of the comments and my research lead me to get concerned for your well being, although some people are 100% mold resistant, I'd be more careful since you do this for a living. You are a hardworking man with a strong drive to do a great job ( actually stronger than overpriced companies out there trying to make it look like rocket science ) and looks like doing it 100% right and safely doesn't even take additional work. You are web say and can find all the info you need. Congrats and keep going man !

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

neocollective thank you for those strong words of encouragement.

[@oscarocampo8577]

Thank you man.

[@aceblade]

Hey Dan, not sure if you’re still using the spray bottle as this video is 2 years old, but if you are, I recommend getting a bottle that doesn’t allow light to pass thru it as light causes hydrogen peroxide to deteriorate. An opaque or dark tinted bottle would be best. I’ve got similar looking mold in my attic and I’m going to use a 6% solution like you recommended. If you have any further tips, I’d appreciate it. Thank you for the video. 👍🏼

[@rebeccajohnson1368]

How did it go? Did you get rid the mold

[@chuckarmsden4744]

good video. thanks.

[@2901nc]

Thank you!

[@LMCEK]

Thanks for the info 😊 I just wish you had a respirator and gloves on!

[@danielandclevelandsmith4274]

Small jobs and non toxic mold does not often require respirators. However I have upgraded to a better mask. Thanks

[@Apgoose]

You fine

[@jafinch78]

The peroxide got me thinking about using industrial ozone to remediate and decon. Wondering since is so effective, why ozone isn't used other than being dangerous to be exposed to when treating? Ozone effect is essentially the radical oxygen that's reactive on the hydrogen peroxide. Any thoughts or experience?

[@vicentevillacorta101]

thank you!

[@lalani888blue]

Hi Daniel ~ Do you buy this hydrogen peroxide mix or make it yourself ? It's amazing how the HP reveals where to clean once it dries👍

[@gabakusa]

do you have to replace the wood?

[@1Akanan1]

Hi Daniel, Thank you for this informative video. I have thousands of long nails in my attic. On the area with molds, there is some black around them. Do i need to brush like a madmen? Or just a gentle wipe down to catch the excess of water?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Depending on the cleaning surface, I would wipe those areas around the nails

[@leilashalhoub7040]

Daniel, The Mold Man, Smith Hi Daniel. I’m trying to get in touch with you. I’ve already sent and email to [e-mail] but have not heard back from you. Kindly update me with an email address if you have a new one. Thank you.

[@JackieGreeneBeauty]

Thanks!

[@Workingcockers]

I would think you could apply the hydrogen peroxide with a bucket and a sponge, although you might run through a few sponges. I have a crawl space I've got to do and a small spray bottle seams like that would take a while and wear your hand out.

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Yes, that is doable. This was an isolated area so the spray bottle was ideal.

[@edwinrivera5226]

Thank you thank you

[@RussCichon]

Thanks buddy 😊

[@susannahwhite7561]

Daniel the hydrogen peroxide worked great for the mold on the wooden door. Is it possible for mold to come through the rug and mold up anything not covered? This place is terrible! Please help! And THANKYOU

[@silvialogan9226]

Daniel, was there mold all over the house? Did the peroxide solution get rid of all the mold so that it would never come back? Was this person's house full of mold?

[@ambilaevus7607]

I am curious if it keeps it from coming back too.

[@toxicgracie3772]

​@@ambilaevus7607Nothing can "keep mold from coming back" unless it's in a vacuum or it's constantly dry and cool.

[@Greyhawkwar]

Thanks.

[@dbrown5443]

So Daniel, i've seen people use bleach instead. In your experienced opinion do you feel that it is not necessary, and if peroxide is better than, what makes it better? Thanks

[@maxmanx1294]

Bleach is misused & overused. Bleach breaks down wood.

[@mawhub-mikeabdullahel2688]

I just need to know about getting rid of spores my new apartment had no issues I brought in all my furniture and the air in my home is just as the last apt what do I do to clear spores

[@OfficialHankIII]

man i have been having alot of troubles since I have started dealing with trying to save my stuff from mold damage etc. I wish I would of had the correct respirator on the whole time. Im starting to have some nasty side effects for now and I wore that kind of mask you are wearing for the 2 months of cleaning.That kind of mask didnt keep it from messing up my lungs. The 3m respirators were expensive and never fit right and just pulled my eye lids down. They need a chin strap on there design. But the gerson one step was way more comfortable and fit way better and was cheaper,Keep on keeping on man.

[@brown55061]

Does the hydrogen peroxide react on other surfaces or just wood?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

brown55061 thanks for the question. In my experience, hydrogen peroxide works best when the temperature of the solution is similar to the temperature of the surface. I have used in on bare wood, painted surfaces and in my opinion bare wood appears to absorb it better which causes it to work better. Some painted surfaces may require light sanding so that the hydrogen peroxide can penetrate.

[@bman6065]

I'm really happy to have found your video. But after watching it and crawling through over half of our crawl space. I wanna just say shut up and take my money. Then again I'll wait for the estimate and maybe come back with a gas mask, Dickie's onesie, and knee pads. God bless you that looks miserable!

[@siutheater9217]

You are fantastic. What city are you in?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

SIU Theater Thank you, I am in Charlotte NC

[@sandycoles5426]

I have a coffee table the bottom has a black spots it looks like mold. I spray with hydrogen peroxide and it didn’t come off. Some part foam where there was no black. I clean it . But the black spots are still there.

[@rumblelina8080]

I'm not positive but I did read tbat the peroxide will kill the mold but not remove it. So it will still have mold but it will be dead.. Also.. A peroxide with a hint of dawn dishwashing.. Spray then scrub.. I am dealing with this under my house and it seems to be working

[@rogerbertran559]

thanks Daniel! Now how on earth would you remove mold from a wood FLOOR , WITHOUT SPOILING IT ?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Depends on the source in which growth is present. Most cleaning can start by HEPA vacuuming.

[@chellybabyme]

Remember that the wooden floor is also already been spoiled by the mall. Spoiling has been done. Removal for your health is what you got to do. There's not a happy story

[@joshjonesy6896]

Good Limes here proper moves are key

[@curiousgeorge555]

thanks

[@SofiaPerez-qz4zo]

Can I use hydrogen peroxide from the store?

[@daveroberts936]

It's going to come back! Been there done that! The biggest problem i seem on this topic is that opinion is divided. You get from Florida arguing with Alaskan over bspour barrier and building practices. Almost every situation id different and changed in building codes and new materials come available think this topic could result in wst im thr middle east

[@mightbegenius]

is it true you can clean off mold with vinegar? Seemed to work on my car that was in storage.

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Understand that mold on a car is growing differently than mold on wood or drywall. The surfaces that mold grows on must be handled differently, so cleaning a car with vinegar and water may work in an effective manner. If it is a porous surface that has mold, then water and vinegar will not be, in our opinion, be the best choice. Molds can grow roots into porous surfaces, so cleaning those surfaces with a little scrubbing, making sure that surface is dry and stays dry will and should be the goal. We use Hydrogen Peroxide for the cleaning of mold on porous items such as wood joist, I frames and such.

[@ahnyinahdavis8503]

Daniel, The Mold Man, Smith Hi I have the same problem my car accumulated mild and I cleaned it with bleach and water and a few other things mixed in with the bleach.. I scrubbed all the mold visible and laid bakin soda what do you suggest? I have a 8month old son and I need to make sure it stays gone.. thanks in advance

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Ahnyinah Davis Thanks for reaching out. What caused the fungal growth to occur? Did you vacuum the car as well? Are your seats leather or cloth?

[@ruckzuck6747]

I was using white vinegar to clean my mold, but should I switch to hydrogen peroxide? Or is it too late?

[@jacoblholtzapple]

I’m wondering the same thing

[@ChrisWMF]

My cousin did his own mold abatement and he put some waxy stuff on the house frame after the cleaning was done. Do you know about that? Have you used anything like that?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

C. Shabaiash I am not aware of that specific application, but there are many solutions to treat the wood. The truth is that wood is one of the food sources for mold to growth, what about the floating dust that lands on top of that treating wood? Yes it then too becomes a food source for mold and eventually it will eat right through the applied application and back onto the wood.

[@Pulgoso1440]

Daniel, The Mold Man, Smith , real mold abatement company's use negative air pressure machines and containments hepa vaccum to control the dust. Man your company is cheap!

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

C. Shabaiash I have not heard of anything like that.

[@claremorris9866]

Juan Flores why do all that in a crawlspace? Don’t most companies do that for iIndoors?

[@josephcarroll7107]

@@claremorris9866 you're absolutely right you would do that indoors it would make no sense to Do It Outdoors... this juan character is a dumbass

[@joshmo1672]

Hi Daniel!

[@johnnybojinoff5558]

Man I can't even get underneath in my crawlspace where I have it under the floor boards. It's like 2 feet of height

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Johnny Bojinoff we do run into that quite often. Depending on the issues, so companies will dig their way through.

[@johnnybojinoff5558]

Daniel, The Mold Man, Smith Thanks for the response! I've thought about attacking from above.

[@jimgilmore7336]

Good video man. But you should be wearing a heap mask yourself. Not a N90 mask. Didn’t know about the peroxide good to know thanks

[@danielandclevelandsmith4274]

The N90 is adequate for small jobs with non toxic mold.

[@Pulgoso1440]

Where is the negative air machines, respirator with p/100 hepa cartridges disposable coveralls and gloves?

[@piedmontproducts]

You must have them in your video you put on youtube.

[@JRWatts-mw7jz]

I smell mold in my living room closet I went in the attic but can't find where it's coming from I sprayed peroxide but didn't see it fizz like on your video... I don't see any water or damp marks in my closet what should I do?

[@Tinyteacher1111]

J.R. Watts I’m not sure, but if you smell it, it’s there. Maybe behind the dry wall?

[@mayte8018]

So what was the solution???

[@keylov2]

So after the peroxide solution what do you clean with?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Lekeyshia Dennis-Hall the first process should be to ensure the water leak has been corrected, then HEPA vacuum the areas of concern, some light sanding may be required in heavy soiled areas, then spray the hydrogen peroxide on the areas. The hydrogen peroxide should be allowed to react for 3 to 7 minutes or until the foaming has dissipated. Wipe clean with a microfiber cloth and repeat the process until foaming does not occur.

[@gardensofthegods]

@@DanielTheMoldManSmith I wonder if you can help me or maybe contact my brother . The problem he is having is that although he has some mold in the house most of which you cannot see and most people who come there cannot smell it the problem is he is very ill with B6 toxicity and they are for absolutely every kind of synthetic sent every kind of chemical smell is heightened exponentially and making him really ill . He will get real bad itching burning skin and tongue and has neuropathy where all his nerves are inflamed and irritated . Is trying to detox from the vitamin B6 but the problem is it is in almost everything and so he is now emaciated really truly bones sticking out of his back and he has become pretty weakened . Every kind of HEPA filter out there makes him sick he says the smell lingers in the air for days and he says the mold spores tend to aerosolize and stay in the air... but then he doesn't vacuum much because every single kind of filter out there just about is irritating him and he it one point even rented an air scrubber. He used concrobium in some parts of the house and used it to bomb our mother's bedroom which I think he said had a mold count of 3000 but my brother said it actually made everything worse... he is desperate really truly depressed and at his wit's end

[@gardensofthegods]

@@DanielTheMoldManSmith also I got forgot to add that he was going to have somebody come out to the house and they were going to use microban but when I researched it somebody said you should not use it if you have a weakened immune system and health issues ...which he does .. have you ever used microban also I found a video but I don't understand it by the title it is called something like like microban but love microbial and yet when I watch it I don't understand exactly what the product is and when I read the description the spelling is slightly different so I don't know if the product is macrobial... or microbial..? ... or if that is just a description rather than a real title . So have you ever used either of those and if so can you tell me what you think now that it's been a while since you made this video but I will certainly tell my brother about the peroxide and spray it

[@gardensofthegods]

Mold leaves spores that's why it's so hard to clean up in other parts of the house because their spores tend to aerosolize in the air and they are and they can be like that for a really long time

[@Tinyteacher1111]

gardensofthegods There’s a new technique where they blast the affected area with dry ice, and it gone for good. I hear it’s a bit expensive, but worth the money.

[@billgateskilledmyuncle23]

So glad my house doesn't have floor insulation.

[@JohnSmith-dt7gu]

I use to work on those it’s a pain in the ass.

[@LucifersDeathSquad]

Would bleach work also ? Or just peroxide ? And what are your mixing ratios ?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Bleach does not kill mold on porous surfaces. Hydrogen Peroxide should be straight.

[@LucifersDeathSquad]

@@DanielTheMoldManSmith - Thanks for the quick response. How much peroxide to water or is it just straight peroxide ?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

@@LucifersDeathSquad straight peroxide. Based on the items that you are cleaning and what is available to you to purchase. We offer a 6% solution if you are interested.

[@LucifersDeathSquad]

I have some mold in my attic on the roof deck due to bad venting. Ill try the peroxide in the spray bottle and see how i do. Thank you for the quick response and tips. Very helpful.

[@n64thebest82]

@@LucifersDeathSquad did it work I got the same problem

[@frankgonzalez3070]

Are you wearing an approved filter mask? And what are you using to prevent the insulation and agitated mold spores from going into the clients house?

[@danielandclevelandsmith4274]

N95 is an approved mask. During most remediation jobs cross contamination from the crawlspace into the home is less likely to occur.

[@clintwilliams9424]

Okay. I have white mold growing all over base boards and little spores coming uo higher. Its been raining a lot lately and It made all this white mold kick up. The crawl space smells horrible. Its not my house and the owner doesnt have the money to fix. What can i do. I cant move right now. What do you recommend???? The house flooded 8 yrs ago.

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Where are you located?

[@clintwilliams9424]

@@DanielTheMoldManSmith East tx. By Louisiana. This house is very old. Like 1930s. Solid wood frame house. Only sheetrock is in the two bath rooms I recently renovated. Main question is the white fuzzy mold growing little patches where base boards are at. Ive been cleaning walls and everything with vinegar and borax mixture. The white mold dissipates when its sprayed. I just wanna know if this could be making me sick. No skin rashes non of that, just the smell burns my nose sometimes.

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

White mold could be Aspergillus or Penicillium. Mold growing on surfaces are one thing but airborne spores will determine your reactions. These species are commonly found indoors and will normally cause allergy type symptoms. If you are or have not experience anything as of yet, count your blessings, I would still recommend air samples to be on the safe side. Also check you HVAC ducts for dust, they could have the same growth species

[@clintwilliams9424]

@@DanielTheMoldManSmith yeah, the motor in the blower for the hvac went out and im sure thats why alot of this started Im sure. Plus the rain washes up under the house. Im trying to get her mom to buy new grates to cover old crawl space vents. Main issue I think is there is only a cralspace door on back side of property and it has no holes in the tin doors. I need to replace that with something that can let the air under the house breathe huh??? Just sucks cuz Im currently wiping down her daughters rm with borax solution to kill the white stuff. Its bairly on the base boards. Not that bad but the smell is what alarmed us. Thank you for your time man!!!

[@rakevanderzen8785]

Do you work out of state?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Yes, what state are in you?

[@rakevanderzen8785]

@@DanielTheMoldManSmith DE

[@lightninjim787]

How do you clean your Shop-Vac after mold removal?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

The best way is to wash the canister and any non electrical parts with dawn. Then wipe the surfaces with hydrogen peroxide. All porous filters should be disposed.

[@lightninjim787]

Thanks, Dan!

[@Teresahorner]

My basement about like that. What about lime on floor? Im widowed with lupus. It's affecting me and dog. My basement big

[@Tinyteacher1111]

ReSa Chase It killed my dog, right after I got out of my water-damaged condo! Jerks that ran the condo complex denied I had any mold, because they sent an inspector after I had had it remediated myself! I even sent them the mold report I had done.

[@Tinyteacher1111]

Spray it with a non-toxic mold remover... hydrogen peroxide, vinegar, grape seed oil, tea tree oil, Borax, etc. there are lots of ways to stay safe while killing that. I’m single too, and have had to do all this by myself because no one would believe me.

[@averymcdaniel423]

What about Annabec?

[@billygraham5589]

I don't care what others say here; mold isn't all that dangerous unless it is super highly concentrated -- so much so it stinks. I have run across that, it is like breathing in garbage smell. Yeah, that is bad, but this little bit of mold here is nothing, and you can surely clean it just like this guy is telling you. This is maintenance before there is any big problem. this is the way to keep things nice.

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Billy Graham Thanks for your comments.

[@king49334]

Mold is over hype money scam

[@maxmanx1294]

​@@king49334I beg to differ. Mold can destroy wood including the main structural components of homes & buildings.

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[@jozejeaux3962]

My house has a crawl space and I’m never ever going under there. I can’t breathe just watching you under there😩

[@seen203]

Same deal. In Texas. Snakes everywhere. Yea, I'll hire the local yokel for $200 to get under there and vacuum/spray.

[@peacefrog0521]

I had a home inspection done a week ago, the guy didn't even go into the crawlspace, he just peeked in and took photos for all I know. I actually got on my hands & knees and went in, just within the entrance. There was a layer of carpet pad that was mildly damp, like a sponge left on a kitchen counter.

[@jacklow8590]

Does rmr-86 work?

[@billryan8721]

Yes. The stuff is impressive.

[@averymcdaniel423]

What insulation rating to use?

[@maxmanx1294]

For what? The minimum required insulation depends on your location & where the insulation is going: attic, crawlspace, walls, etc.

[@tug_slug3161]

Screw that, I’m. Hypersensitive to mold and do my own remediation. If that were my crawl space I’d remove the majority of the insulation due to contamination caused from removing the contaminated insulation than I’d paint the area with Zinnser anti microbial mold killer. As long as the water source has been dealt with your main objective is to stop any air flow to the remaining mold, if the mold isn’t getting air it can’t grow and it can’t circulate throughout the house. In certain small areas I’ve used gorilla tape before and never had a problem with that area again

[@johnjingleheimersmith9259]

bro, good air flow is used to prevent accumulation of moisture. Air is all around us and mold can easily use stale air to grow. But usually the movement of air causes an evaporative effect that will dehydrate and inhibit the growth of any molds. That's why they put fans in basements and crawlspaces. Mold spores are literally everywhere around you right now. They are on every continent of the planet. You can't avoid it circulating around your house because it is already there. It doesn't grow because it needs high moisture content and a food source.

[@karlozlopez8535]

@@johnjingleheimersmith9259 then why people say that u have to use negative air to capture the spores and even throw alway ur furniture and whatever could have been exposed by the mold spores ,, if they are everywhere doesn't make sense ?

[@johnjingleheimersmith9259]

@@karlozlopez8535 bad science and money based on bad science. people say a lot of stuff, man. Don't use what people say or do as a basis for understanding. People also think they need to clean their air ducts regularly and they have businesses based on that even though the science has shown that all it does is potentially make things worse.

[@desserteyes6978]

@@johnjingleheimersmith9259 so.what do you suggest doing?

[@johnjingleheimersmith9259]

@@desserteyes6978 Several things really. First you want to make the environment inhospitable to mold growth. The easiest thing to start with is lowering the humidity below a certain level. That can include a variety of things like a dehumidifier or a plastic covering if you have an exposed floor crawlspace. Fans help as well to increase airflow.

[@purplerain2421]

You should have on gloves, head protection and the full body protection suit.

[@toxicgracie3772]

That's overkill for this baby amount of mold

[@twiggy236]

is their anything,or chemical solution mixed with the peroxide?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Twiggy Cooper the solution is surfactants and 7.5 % hydrogen peroxide. the surfactants is a soap like to help it spread.

[@albtross899]

Can I just buy 35% Food Grade hydrogen peroxide and dilute it? Thanks for the Video Daniel. Very helpful.

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

You do not want to mixed any solution with water to clean mold, water is one of the three elements that is essential for the growth of mold. Depending on the growth rate, species (need to have tested first) and coverage will determine what will be the best % to use. I do hope this helps.

[@424526]

I mean buying 35% and making 7.5% or 10% yourself. Is there a brand/supplier of hydrogen peroxide that you suggest? Thanks.

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Twiggy Cooper there are companies that sell a high percentage of Hydrogen peroxide, but I don't use or recommend that high percentage for do it yourselfers. The greater the percentage, the greater the risk

[@mrnobody5381]

That is a beautiful, manly beard. I wish my white ass could grow one

[@BenjaminCieslinski]

How much did you charge for this job?

[@dreamingcode]

How do you keep it from growing back?

[@danielandclevelandsmith4274]

Control the humidity. Mold spores requires water for growth.

[@Brandon-no3vc]

Ur supposed remove mold then spray it

[@gabakusa]

what is your email again ?

[@jonathanstringfellow5577]

It will come back in a couple of months...it's a waste of time and money unless the crawl space environment is changed.

[@jenniferstrausser3184]

Wouldn't a shop vac sort of defeat the purpose of mold spore containment. Wouldn't it do more harm than good, by reblowing mold spores all around?How many microns is a mold spore . I think hella filters collect up to .5 or maybe .03 microns?

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Jennifer Rothman The misunderstanding of mold spores that most people fail to realize I'd that they need 3 elements to grow. In a crawlspace spore count are not a major concern because the air is unstable. Yes it is standard practice to create negative pressure in a crawlspace, but as professionals, you can also improvise your work environment. Trying to remove all mold spores from an isolated place will be a daunting task, but focus on drying out all wet material and removing surface and ingrained mold.

[@JDB61698]

Spend $40 and get yourself a respirator

[@BenDover-rf7fu]

Look how wet that bottom block is at the end of the video. GET THE WATER OUT OF YOUR CRAWLSPACE

[@billryan8721]

This times a bazillion. That crawl will always have issues if the drainage issue is never solved and the vapor barrier is not replaced/installed correctly.

[@agee7777]

rather you than me dude

[@aphysique]

It's Hydrogen Peroxide ....sheeeessshhh

[@Tinyteacher1111]

Esoteric Fitness It kills mold!

[@samw7971]

Sir, you need a respirator designed to filter mold- that mask is not sufficient for your safety.

[@toxicgracie3772]

That wasn't a lot of mold at all. Not nearly enough to affect anyone decently healthy. Not even close

[@Alteczar]

Very good video; but, please take better care of yourself

[@aphysique]

Vinegar + baking Soda, work's better.....Supposedly

[@Tinyteacher1111]

Esoteric Fitness Hydrogen Peroxide works too. I’ve had mold poisoning, and have done my research.

[@aphysique]

@@Tinyteacher1111 How did you know you had mold Poisoning

[@aprylbentley7461]

@@Tinyteacher1111 what is Esoteric Fitness, is it a brand and would you use it in fogging?

[@Tinyteacher1111]

Apryl Bentley It was a message to a person called Esoteric Fitness. I was just referring to hydrogen peroxide.

[@Tinyteacher1111]

Esoteric Fitness I was tested by a mold specialist.

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

North Carolina

[@LucifersDeathSquad]

Where can i get the 6% hydrogen peroxide ??

[@theoneyouwantedsnuffed4640]

You could have used milk

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

Jon Ron , would that be 1%, 2% or whole. We need facts not opinions. Thanks

[@Diana-rm6mk]

The fuck??

[@THEDOITYOURSELFGURL]

@@Diana-rm6mk lmao. Love ur comment

[@originalgameronline3457]

All you did was get dirty and spray a bottle. You did not remediate anything.

[@Saliiraan]

Google the word remediate. Then go fuck yourself. (After you're done playing video games of course, you know, man shit.)

[@georgecapra]

Hi, if you are in mold cleaning business , can I have your phone # , or your email, I need someone to clean my attic. Thanks

[@DanielTheMoldManSmith]

George Capra can you take pictures and send it to [e-mail]

[@bobbrua8758]

insulation done wrong

[@darlenebowers5207]

Put the mask back on sugar while talking