Hosted by Steve Worsley · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 368 episodes
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A podcast designed to educate homeowners about toxic mold in your home- what it is, the health challenges it can cause, and how to take care of the health of your home and family by preventing toxic mold.
Steve Worsley hosts The Toxic Mold Podcast, a education show with 368 episodes published.
In episode 367, Steve covers how to manage indoor air quality during a home renovation. We outline the practical steps to prevent the spread of mycotoxins and safely navigate hazardous building materials like asbestos wh
In episode 366, Steve talks about the importance of maintaining your crawlspace. Crawlspace mold is one of the most common areas we find mold. Make sure you monitor the humidity levels in your crawlspace. If you know you
In episode 365, Steve talks about affordable tools you can purchase to keep your home healthy. IAQ concerns can make everyone in the home sick. It's not uncommon to have only one or two people that are sick. We talk abou
In episode 364, Steve interviews Dr. Nicolette Richer DSocSci (Doctor of Social Science). Dr. Richer is a chronic disease reversal specialist. Dr. Richer is the CEO and founder of Richer Health Consulting. Her mission is
In episode #363, Steve dives into a common but often overlooked entry point for moisture: missing roof shingles. A single missing shingle can lead to water intrusion that quickly escalates into a serious toxic mold probl
In episode 362, Steve tackles mold concerns in bathrooms. Is your bathroom turning into a breeding ground for toxic mold? Steve dives into the most common hidden dangers in your home’s highest-moisture environment. If yo
In episode 361, Steve talks about the steps necessary after you have a flood event. Mold can reproduce within 24-48 hours after a moisture intrusion event or humidity levels above 60%. Steve will talk about the drying me
In episode 360, Steve talks about the red flags to watch for when it comes to mold remediation. Don't use a company that depends on spraying or fogging the home. Mold must be physically removed from the home. You need to
In episode 359, Steve talks about the red flags when purchasing a home. Steve will address the concerns with flipped homes. Steve also talks about the fact that fresh paint could indicate hidden defects. The topic then s
In episode 358, Steve talks about mold in schools and what you can do to determine if your children are being exposed. You'd think that a public school would be required to do mold testing but you'd be surprised to know
In episode 357, Steve interviews Lacey Lee, the owner of Mold Dog of Virginia. Lacey works with her business partner and mold dog, Rudy. Lacey talks about her mold story that led to her getting into the mold industry. La
In episode 356, Steve tackles the sensitive subject of certifications and associations. We want to be clear that certifications are very important for your mold professional but there are many different certifications ou
In episode 355, Steve talks about what an IEP is. An IEP is an indoor environmental professional. The IEP umbrella is large and it's important you understand which IEP you need to build your mold recovery team. Steve wil
In episode 354, Steve talks about the importance of drip pans to prevent water damage. Drip pans could save you thousands of dollars in water damage and toxic mold remediation. You should have drip pans below your washin
In episode 353, Steve talks about the different scenarios when it comes to mold testing. We talk about testing all the time and it's never talked about enough. Steve will address when and why mold testing is necessary. S
In episode 352, Steve interviews the lab representative at Respirare Labs. Andi talks about her personal experience with mold and mycotoxin exposure. Andi talks about the type of testing they do at Respirare Labs, which
In episode 351, Steve goes over the annual Spring Checklist. Steve does this checklist every year and he's been promising that he'd provide an actual checklist. That checklist is for one of our email opt ins. Be sure to
In episode 350, Steve talks about the symptoms that most doctors miss when it comes to toxic mold exposure. We don't expect our doctors to be perfect but we'd hope they'd understand what toxic mold exposure can do to peo
In episode 349, Steve talks about important things you should know before you tackle mold remediation on your own. We understand that mold remediation can be very expensive if you hire professionals, but you could be mak
In episode 348, Steve talks about SPCs (small particle cleanings) and how they should be performed. Keep this in mind, an SPC isn't just a quick wipe down of your home. The SPC should be done after mold remediation. Stev
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