Mold vs Mildew: What Florida Homeowners Should Know
The EPA defines mildew as a kind of mold rather than a separate organism. What decides the scope of the work is the material, the affected area, and whether the growth returns.
The EPA defines mildew as a kind of mold rather than a separate organism. What decides the scope of the work is the material, the affected area, and whether the growth returns.
When to clean mold yourself and when to call a specialist, explained by the EPA’s 10-square-foot rule: the exact dividing line, how to clean small patches safely, when a job needs a pro, and why humid Florida crosses that line faster.