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By BEVERLY S.
BUTTERFIELD
Extension Agent
This is the first winter in my years with Cooperative Extension that the prevailing question has been “What do I do about all the moisture in my basement?” Moisture problems this winter have plagued even families who normally have dry basements as the rains continue too fall. Dealing with moisture problems quickly and effectively is import and to preserve the indoor air quality and thus the family’s health.
Mold growth can be controlled by a three step approach: 1) Keep it Clean, 2) Keep it Dry, 3) Disinfect it. Surfaces and household textiles must be kept clean, because mold grows on surfaces contaminated with soil and grease. Use a grease-cutting solution to wash walls and floors to cut organic material that supports mold growth.
Trisodium Phosphate is an effective cleaner for removing grease. Commonly called TSP and highly alkaline, it can sometimes be found in hardware and paint stores for washing walls in preparation for painting. Precautions
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