By Moe Bedard @ https://MoldSafeInspections.com -  Activated charcoal (AKA activated carbon or AC) is one of the secret weapon supplements my family takes as part of our mold and detox protocol. I have discovered over the course of my extensive research and my own personal experience that it is simply one of the best natural filters and detoxifying agents that are known to humankind.  Activated charcoal can help rid your body of almost all unwanted toxins, including mold mycotoxins and other harmful gasses.   

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Link to full article: https://moldsafeinspections.com/activated-charcoal/ 

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By Mold Safe Inspections and Moe Bedard. An interview with mold expert, Sharon Kramer about paid experts who are liars and fraud in the courts.

There are many different opinions when it comes to cleaning your items, such as furniture and clothing, after mold remediation is completed or when you move from a mold-contaminated property.

Some professionals recommend throwing all items in the trash and some recommend a special cleaning process or a combination of both.

What I have found throughout my career is that each situation is somewhat different and normally a combination of approaches works best.

If you have mold growing on porous materials such as furnishings, mattresses, and clothes, you will want to throw these items in the trash immediately.

Also, if you have these items right next to a serious mold colony but you cannot see mold growth and you have health issues, it still may be best to throw them out to avoid any possible problems down the road.

If you do not see mold growing, some professionals still recommend throwing these items out, and this is where I disagree. The reason is that mold spores are always active in the environment and will be landing on furniture.

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